Ezywipe of America recalls disposable non-medical face masks sold as medical-grade products. These masks were distributed to customers expecting medical use masks, posing a risk of improper use.
Disposable face masks labeled as non-medical were distributed to customers expecting medical use face masks.
Ezywipe of America is recalling disposable non-medical face masks that were mistakenly sold as medical-grade products. This could lead to improper use and reduced effectiveness if customers expect medical protection.
These masks are labeled as non-medical but were distributed to customers expecting medical-grade masks. Using non-medical masks for medical purposes may not provide adequate protection, leading to improper use.
Customers who purchased these masks for medical use or expect them to provide medical protection are affected. Those using the masks for non-medical purposes are less at risk.
Check for model numbers EM20AP01, EM20AP02, or EM2:0MA01 on the packaging. These masks were sold under the 'Ezycare Face Mask' brand.
Look for model numbers EM20AP01, EM20AP02, or EM20MA01 on the packaging.
No, these masks are labeled as non-medical and were distributed to customers expecting medical use masks. They are not intended for medical purposes.
Check the product label for model numbers EM20AP01, EM20AP02, or EM20MA01. If you have these models, you may continue using them for non-medical purposes but not for medical needs.
These masks were distributed to customers expecting medical use, so using them for medical purposes may not provide adequate protection. However, they are safe for non-medical use.
We’ve drafted a message you can send Ezywipe of America to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall Z-0107-2021 — Ezywipe of America Ezywipe of America Hello, I own a Ezywipe of America that is covered by recall Z-0107-2021 from Ezywipe of America. 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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