HealthFirst recalls STAT KIT Z-1000 emergency medical kits due to missing hand suction pump. This could impair emergency response during cardiac events. Affected kits have part numbers 1003550 and 1004330.
A missing component (hand suction pump) in the emergency medical kits.
HealthFirst is recalling STAT KIT Z-1000 emergency medical kits because they may be missing the hand suction pump. This could prevent proper emergency response during cardiac events if the kit is used without the pump.
The emergency medical kits may be missing the hand suction pump, which is critical for managing airways during cardiac emergencies. Without this component, the kit cannot properly support emergency response procedures.
Physicians who use HealthFirst STAT KIT Z-1000 emergency medical kits are likely affected. Those in emergency medical settings where these kits are used are at risk if the pump is missing.
Check for the STAT KIT Z-1000 emergency medical kit with part number 1003550. The AMBU Res-Cue Pump part number is 1004330, which should be included if the kit is complete.
Verify the kit includes the AMBU Res-Cue Pump (part number 1004330).
The recall is for missing components, but the hazard level is low risk as the missing pump does not cause immediate injury in normal use.
The hand suction pump (AMBU Res-Cue Pump, part number 1004330) may be missing from the kit.
The kit has part number 1003550 and should include the AMBU Res-Cue Pump (part number 1004330).
We’ve drafted a message you can send HealthFirst to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall Z-2779-2020 — HealthFirst HealthFirst Hello, I own a HealthFirst that is covered by recall Z-2779-2020 from HealthFirst. 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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