Chengdu Ai Qin E-commerce Co., Ltd recalls TTDEYE Devil Red colored contact lenses (model B16112201) manufactured in 2:08 2018 due to lack of FDA clearance. Consumers should check if they own this product.
Colored contact lenses were distributed without FDA clearance.
Chengdu Ai Qin E-commerce Co., Ltd is recalling TTDEYE Devil Red colored contact lenses (model B16112201) made in August 2018 because they were distributed without FDA clearance. This means the lenses may not be safe for use and could pose health risks.
Colored contact lenses require FDA clearance to ensure safety and proper function. Without this clearance, the lenses may cause eye infections, irritation, or other health issues. The lack of regulatory approval means the product has not been tested for safety.
People who own or use TTDEYE Devil Red colored contact lenses (model B16112201) made in August 2018 are affected. Those with sensitive eyes or who wear contacts regularly are at higher risk.
Check for the model number B16112201 on the packaging or product. The lenses were manufactured in August 2018. The brand is TTDEYE.
Look for the model number B16112201 and the manufacturing date of August 2018 on the packaging or product.
The recall states the lenses were distributed without FDA clearance, so they may not be safe for use.
Check if you own the model B16112201 made in August 2018. If you do, contact the manufacturer for guidance.
The recall does not specify the risk level, so it's unknown if serious injury could occur.
We’ve drafted a message you can send TTDEYE to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall Z-2714-2020 — TTDEYE TTDEYE Hello, I own a TTDEYE that is covered by recall Z-2714-2020 from TTDEYE. 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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