Cardinal Health recalls infant heel warmers with potential splash risk during activation. Contact may cause rash, burns, or inflammation. Stop using if leaking.
A caution statement is being added to remind the user to activate away from face and infant as reports of pack rupture or leaking during activation may resulting in the contents splashing into the user s eyes or onto the infant. Potential harms associated with contact of the liquid inside the pouch are rash, burn and inflammation.
Cardinal Health recalls infant heel warmers that may leak during activation, risking splash injuries to the infant's eyes or skin. This could cause burns, rashes, or inflammation if the liquid contacts the skin.
The warmer activates by squeezing a pouch, mixing chemicals that warm the product. During activation, it can rupture or leak, causing liquid to splash onto the infant's eyes or skin.
Parents or caregivers using the infant heel warmer for blood draws. Infants are most at risk due to the potential for liquid splashes.
The product is labeled 'Infant Heel Warmer without Attachment Tab, Nonsterile, Active Product SKU MH00002N'. It was sold as an active product for blood draws at the point of care.
Inspect the warmer for signs of rupture or leaking during activation, as this could cause liquid splashes.
Immediately stop using the warmer if it leaks during activation, as liquid contact may cause burns or rashes.
The recall is due to potential leaks during activation that could splash liquid onto the infant's eyes or skin, causing burns, rashes, or inflammation.
The product is labeled 'Infant Heel Warmer without Attachment Tab, Nonsterile, Active Product SKU MH00002N' and was sold for blood draws at the point of care.
Immediately stop using the warmer if it leaks during activation, as liquid contact may cause burns or rashes.
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Subject: Recall Z-2095-2021 — Cardinal Health Cardinal Health Hello, I own a Cardinal Health that is covered by recall Z-2095-2021 from Cardinal Health. 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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