OraSure recalls CVS Advanced Wart Remover Kit (Catalog 1001-0407) due to unsealed unit boxes. Affected units have lot numbers 9214 or 9256. Consumers should check their kits for unsealed boxes and contact OraSure for guidance.
Unit boxes not properly sealed
OraSure is recalling CVS Advanced Wart Remover Kits with catalog number 1001-0407 because the unit boxes weren't properly sealed. This could lead to product contamination, but the recall doesn't specify a risk of injury or serious harm.
The unit boxes weren't properly sealed, which could allow contaminants to enter the product. This might affect the effectiveness of the wart remover but doesn't pose a risk of injury or serious harm.
People who purchased the CVS Advanced Wart Remover Kit with catalog number 1001-0407 and lot numbers 9214 or 9256. Those using the kit for wart treatment are most at risk if the box isn't sealed properly.
Check your CVS Advanced Wart Remover Kit for a catalog number 1001-0407 and lot numbers 9214 or 9256. The product is sold over-the-counter for wart treatment.
Inspect the unit box for proper sealing; if unsealed, stop using the kit immediately.
The recall states the boxes weren't properly sealed, which could lead to product contamination, but it doesn't indicate a risk of injury or serious harm.
Check the catalog number and lot numbers on your kit. If it matches 1001-0407 with lot 9214 or 9256, inspect the box for proper sealing. Contact OraSure for further guidance.
Look for catalog number 1001-0407 and lot numbers 9214 or 9256 on the product label.
We’ve drafted a message you can send OraSure to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall Z-3001-2020 — OraSure OraSure Hello, I own a OraSure that is covered by recall Z-3001-2020 from OraSure. 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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