HealthFirst recalls emergency medical kits with only 1 dose of nasal spray instead of 2, which may reduce effectiveness in emergencies.
Instead of 2 doses, packaged 1 dose of nasal spray in an emergency kits.
HealthFirst is recalling emergency medical kits that contain only one dose of nasal spray instead of two. This could mean the kit is less effective if two doses are needed for an emergency.
The kit contains only one dose of nasal spray instead of two. This could reduce the kit's effectiveness if two doses are needed for an emergency situation, such as a severe opioid overdose.
People who own or use HealthFirst Emergency Medical Kit Model SM 7 (P/N: 1008150) are affected. Those who need the kit for emergency medical situations may be at slightly higher risk if the kit is used without knowing the dose count.
Check for HealthFirst Emergency Medical Kit Model SM 7 with product number 1008150. The kit was sold starting in August 2017 and is available through HealthFirst.com.
Verify the number of nasal spray doses in the kit; if it shows only one dose, it is affected.
The recall is for a packaging error that may reduce effectiveness, not a safety hazard. The kit is still safe to use but may not provide enough doses for emergencies.
Look for HealthFirst Emergency Medical Kit Model SM 7 with product number 1008150, sold starting in August 2017.
Check the number of nasal spray doses; if it's only one, contact HealthFirst to get a corrected kit.
We’ve drafted a message you can send HealthFirst to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall Z-2788-2020 — HealthFirst HealthFirst Hello, I own a HealthFirst that is covered by recall Z-2788-2020 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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