HF Acquisition recalls STAT KIT Model 550AI Emergency Medical Kits with 1 dose of Narcan Nasal spray instead of 2. This may cause insufficient overdose treatment.
Instead of 2 doses, packaged 1 dose of nasal spray in an emergency kits.
HF Acquisition is recalling STAT KIT Model 550AI Emergency Medical Kits that contain only one dose of Narcan Nasal spray instead of two. This could mean insufficient treatment for overdoses if a second dose is needed.
The kit contains only one dose of Narcan Nasal spray instead of two. This could lead to insufficient treatment if a second dose is needed for an overdose situation.
People who own or use STAT KIT Model 550AI Emergency Medical Kits with P/N 1010830 that include Narcan Nasal spray. Those at highest risk are individuals who may need to treat overdoses requiring two doses.
Check for STAT KIT Model 550AI Emergency Medical Kits with P/N 1010830 that include Narcan Nasal spray (item number 1010300).
Verify if your kit contains only one dose of Narcan Nasal spray instead of two.
The kit contains only one dose of Narcan Nasal spray instead of two, which could lead to insufficient treatment for overdoses requiring two doses.
Check for STAT KIT Model 550AI Emergency Medical Kits with P/N 1010830 that include Narcan Nasal spray (item number 1010300).
The recall record does not specify a remedy, so check with HF Acquisition for guidance.
We’ve drafted a message you can send HF Acquisition to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall Z-2791-2020 — HF Acquisition HF Acquisition Hello, I own a HF Acquisition that is covered by recall Z-2791-2020 from HF Acquisition. 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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