Ossur recalls Miami J Select Collar collars with lot numbers MX180425 to MX200306 due to racks deforming under load, potentially allowing more neck movement. Affected users should contact Ossur for details.
Due to insufficient column strength of the racks for all load conditions, racks associated with height adjustment functionality have been observed deforming, which may lead to increased range of motion in the cervical spine.
Ossur is recalling Miami J Select Collar neck braces with lot numbers MX180425 to MX200306 because the neck support racks can deform under use, possibly letting the neck move more than intended. This could be a problem for people who need strict neck immobilization, like after spinal surgery.
The neck brace's internal racks can bend or deform under normal use, which might let the neck move more than it should. This could happen when adjusting the height of the brace, potentially reducing its effectiveness for spinal stabilization.
People who own or use the Ossur Miami J Select Collar neck brace with lot numbers MX180425 through MX200306 are affected. Those needing strict cervical spine immobilization, such as after spinal surgery, are at higher risk.
Check the lot number on your Ossur Miami J Select Collar, which ranges from MX180425 to MX200306. The product is sold under reference numbers MJS-101 and MJSR-101.
Look for the lot number on the collar, which should be between MX180425 and MX200306.
Reach out to Ossur directly for instructions on how to return or fix the collar.
The racks in the collar can deform under load, which might allow more neck movement than intended, potentially reducing spinal stability.
Lot numbers MX180425 through MX200306.
No, but you should check the lot number and contact Ossur for instructions since the collar may need repair or replacement.
We’ve drafted a message you can send Ossur to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall Z-1896-2021 — Ossur Ossur Hello, I own a Ossur that is covered by recall Z-1896-2021 from Ossur. 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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