AMTEC recalls EcoGel 100, EcoGel 200 (Blue/Clear) and Ecolotion due to potential bacterial contamination in ultrasound coupling gels.
Ultrasound gels and lotions manufactured by Eco-Med Pharmaceutical, Inc. may contain bacterial contamination.
AMTEC is recalling several ultrasound gel and lotion products because they may contain bacteria. Using these products could lead to infections if they are contaminated.
The ultrasound gels and lotions may have bacterial contamination, which could cause infections if introduced into the body during medical procedures. These products are used to create a smooth surface between ultrasound transducers and skin for imaging.
Medical professionals and ultrasound technicians who use these products for imaging procedures are most at risk. Patients using the gels during medical procedures could also be affected.
Check for EcoGel 100 Imaging Gel, EcoGel 200 MultiPurpose Gel (Blue or Clear), or Ecolotion Transmission Lotion. Look for specific product codes like 3541420, 3113545, or 6115004 on packaging.
Look for product names and specific item numbers on the packaging to confirm if your item is recalled.
The recall states these products may contain bacterial contamination, so they should not be used until the manufacturer confirms they are safe.
Check for EcoGel 100, EcoGel 200 (Blue or Clear), or Ecolotion with specific item numbers like 3541420, 3113545, or 6115004 on the packaging.
The recall does not specify a remedy, so contact AMTEC SALES for guidance on safe disposal or alternatives.
We’ve drafted a message you can send AMTEC SALES to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall Z-2480-2021 — AMTEC SALES AMTEC SALES Hello, I own a AMTEC SALES that is covered by recall Z-2480-2021 from AMTEC SALES. 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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