Combat Medical Systems recalls Fresh Whole Blood Donor Sets with potential bent or disconnected needles. Affected lots include MFG2977 through MFG3857. Stop using if you have these kits.
There is the potential of a bent or disconnected needle in one of the components of the convenience kits.
Combat Medical Systems is recalling Fresh Whole Blood Donor Sets that may have bent or disconnected needles. This could cause injury during blood collection if the needle isn't properly attached.
The kits may have a bent or disconnected needle during use. This could lead to injury if the needle isn't securely attached when drawing blood from a donor.
Blood donors and healthcare professionals who use these kits are affected. Those collecting blood at home or in non-clinical settings are at higher risk.
Check the lot number on the kit, which is listed as MFG2977 through MFG3857. The product is a blood convenience kit for testing and collecting whole blood from donors.
Look for the lot number on the kit, which is one of MFG2977, MFG2991, MFG3073, MFG3118, MFG3279, MFG3328, MFG3332, MFG3337, MFG3339, MFG3499, MFG3507, MFG3512, MFG3533, MFG3704, MFG3751, MFG3761, MFG3760, or MFG3857.
The kits may have a bent or disconnected needle, which could cause injury during blood collection if the needle isn't properly attached.
Check the lot number on the kit, which is one of MFG2977 through MFG3857.
No, but if you have the recalled lot numbers, you should check the needle for proper attachment before use.
We’ve drafted a message you can send Combat Medical Systems to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall Z-1114-2021 — Combat Medical Systems Combat Medical Systems Hello, I own a Combat Medical Systems that is covered by recall Z-1114-2021 from Combat Medical Systems. 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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