Diasol recalls liquid acid concentrate for hemodialysis due to incorrect labeling of dialysate concentration. This could affect dialysis safety. Check your product's model number or UDI for details.
Incorrect labeling of dialysate concentration for hemodialysis.
Diasol is recalling a liquid acid concentrate for hemodialysis because it has incorrect labeling of the dialysate concentration. This could lead to unsafe dialysis treatment if used without proper concentration adjustments.
Incorrect labeling means the dialysate concentration might be too high or too low for safe hemodialysis. This could cause complications like imbalances in electrolytes or other health issues during treatment.
Hemodialysis patients using the DIASOL 1000225-10-DEX100 liquid acid concentrate for bicarbonate dialysis are affected. Patients using the product without proper concentration adjustments are at higher risk.
Check for model number 100225-10-DEX100 or UDI codes B467100225101004 and B4671000225101004 on the product label. The product was sold with lot codes PHQ03041 or PHQ030920.
Look for model number 100225-10-DEX100 or UDI codes B467100225101004 and B4671000225101004 on the product label.
The recall is due to incorrect labeling, not inherent danger. Using the product with proper concentration adjustments should be safe.
Check the product label for the model number or UDI codes to confirm if it's affected. No immediate action is required if it's not listed.
The recall record does not mention a replacement or remedy, so no action is needed beyond checking the label.
We’ve drafted a message you can send Diasol to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall Z-2402-2020 — Diasol Diasol Hello, I own a Diasol that is covered by recall Z-2402-2020 from Diasol. 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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