Recall of Central Line Dressing Kit 20/Cs with shorter expiry date than labeled. Affected units expire 03/31/2024. No immediate action needed but check expiration dates.
The ChloraPrep 3ml kit component has a shorter expiry date than the labeled kit expiry date.
Medical Action Industries is recalling Central Line Dressing Kits 20/Cs due to a shorter expiry date than labeled. This could lead to expired products being used, but it does not pose an immediate safety risk.
The ChloraPrep 3ml kit component expires earlier than the labeled kit expiration date. Using expired products may not be effective for medical purposes but does not cause immediate injury.
Patients using Central Line Dressing Kits 20/Cs from Medical Action Industries. Healthcare providers and patients who have the kit with the specific product code and batch number are most at risk.
Check for product code 59815B and batch number 0000285665 on the kit. The kit expires 03/31/2024. This kit is sold under the brand Medical Action Industries.
Verify the kit's expiration date is 03/31/2024. If expired, do not use it.
No immediate safety risk. The issue is a shorter expiry date than labeled, which may affect product effectiveness but does not cause injury.
Look for product code 59815B and batch number 0000285665. The kit expires 03/31/2024.
The recall does not require returning the kit. Check the expiration date and do not use if expired.
We’ve drafted a message you can send Medical Action Industries to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall Z-0147-2022 — Medical Action Industries Medical Action Industries Hello, I own a Medical Action Industries that is covered by recall Z-0147-2022 from Medical Action Industries. I’m writing to arrange the remedy described in the recall (a refund, repair, or replacement as applicable). Could you please tell me the next steps to resolve this? Thank you.
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