Chromsystems recalls Cortisol and Cortisone Saliva Control Level I kits with potential for inaccurate patient test results due to stability issues. Affected lots expire 08/01/2021 and 03/01/2022.
Control lots may not meet stability criteria and could result in increased results of patient samples for cortisone.
Chromsystems is recalling Cortisol and Cortisone Saliva Control Level I test kits that may produce inaccurate patient results. This could lead to incorrect health assessments if used without proper stability.
The test kits may not meet stability criteria, causing increased results in patient samples. This could lead to inaccurate health assessments if used without proper stability.
Patients using the Cortisol and Cortisone Saliva Control Level I test kits for home health monitoring. Those with recent test results from affected lots are most at risk.
Check for Order No. 0349, Lot No. 3219 (expires 08/01/2021) or Lot No. 1020 (expires 03/01/2022). The kits are used for home cortisol and cortisone level testing.
Look for Order No. 0349, Lot No. 3219 (expires 08/01/2021) or Lot No. 1020 (expires 03/01/2022) on the product.
The test kits may not meet stability criteria, which could result in increased results of patient samples for cortisone.
Check the lot number on the kit. If it's Lot No. 3219 (expires 08/01/2021) or Lot No. 1020 (expires 03/01/2022), contact Chromsystems for instructions.
The recall is for potential inaccurate test results, not a physical hazard. There is no risk of serious injury.
We’ve drafted a message you can send Chromsystems to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall Z-0522-2021 — Chromsystems Chromsystems Hello, I own a Chromsystems that is covered by recall Z-0522-2021 from Chromsystems. 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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