Biopsybell recalls 10 gauge cement delivery cannulas (code INTVM-CDC) due to potential unsterilized products. Affected items may pose infection risks if used without proper sterilization.
Products labeled as sterile were distributed, but may not have been sterilized.
Biopsybell is recalling 10 gauge cement delivery cannulas that may not have been properly sterilized. Using these products could lead to infection risks if they are not sterile.
The products labeled as sterile may not have been sterilized properly, which could lead to infection if used in medical procedures. This risk is specific to dental applications where sterile equipment is critical.
Medical professionals using cement delivery cannulas for dental procedures are most at risk. Patients receiving these cannulas during dental work could be affected if the cannula wasn't properly sterilized.
Check for the product code INTVM-CDC on the cannula. Affected items were manufactured with lot numbers 19112:2827 and 2002440.
Look for the code INTVM-CDC on the cannula to confirm if it's affected.
The products labeled as sterile may not have been sterilized properly, which could lead to infection risks if used in medical procedures.
Check the product code INTVM-CDC and lot numbers 19112827 or 2002440 to see if it's affected. No specific action is required if it's not affected.
The recall is due to potential infection risks from unsterilized products, not direct injury risks like cuts or fires.
We’ve drafted a message you can send Biopsybell to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall Z-1638-2021 — Biopsybell Biopsybell Hello, I own a Biopsybell that is covered by recall Z-1638-2021 from Biopsybell. 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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