Merete Medical recalls OsteoBridge Intramedullary Diaphysis Segment Fixation (IDSF) nails for tibia with mislabeling issues. Affected lots have specific use-by dates. Consumers should check their product labels.
Product may be mislabeled.
Merete Medical is recalling OsteoBridge IDSF nails for tibia due to possible mislabeling. This means the product might not be correctly identified, which could lead to improper use in medical procedures.
The product may be mislabeled, meaning the actual product might not match the intended use. This could lead to incorrect application during medical procedures, potentially causing complications.
Patients who received these OsteoBridge IDSF nails for tibia surgery are likely affected. Medical professionals using the product for treatment may also be impacted.
Check for lot numbers on the product label: MS1913183R, MS1811576R, MS1913047R, and other specific codes listed in the recall notice. The use-by dates range from May 12, 2025, to July 22, 2025.
Look for lot numbers such as MS1913183R, MS1811576R, or other specific codes listed in the recall notice.
The product may be mislabeled, which could lead to incorrect application during medical procedures.
Affected lot numbers include MS1913183R, MS1811576R, MS1913047R, and others listed in the recall notice with specific use-by dates.
No immediate stop is required; the recall is for mislabeling, which is a low-risk issue that requires checking labels.
We’ve drafted a message you can send Merete Medical to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall Z-0437-2021 — Merete Medical Merete Medical Hello, I own a Merete Medical that is covered by recall Z-0437-2021 from Merete Medical. 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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