Canadian Hospital Specialties recalls MED-RX polyurethane feeding tubes with a connector that may detach, posing a risk of disconnection during use. Affected models include 5Fr X 16" (40cm) and others with specific reference numbers and lot numbers.
The firm received a complaint that the connector detached from the feeding tube.
Canadian Hospital Specialties is recalling certain MED-RX polyurethane feeding tubes because the connector may detach. This could lead to disconnection during use, potentially causing injury or complications for patients receiving feeding.
The connector can detach from the feeding tube during use, which may cause the tube to disconnect. This could lead to interruption of feeding for patients, potentially causing complications or injury if not addressed promptly.
Patients using these feeding tubes for medical nutrition are most at risk. Healthcare providers and caregivers who handle the tubes may also be affected if the connector detaches.
Check for the product model and reference numbers listed: 5Fr X 16" (40cm) REF 54-1650R, 6.5Fr X 16" (40cm) REF 54-1665R, and other sizes with specific reference numbers and lot numbers.
Identify the reference number and lot number on the tube to confirm if it is affected.
Affected models include 5Fr X 16" (40cm) REF 54-1650R, 6.5Fr X 16" (40cm) REF 54-1665R, 5Fr X 24" (60cm) REF 54-2450R, and other sizes with specific reference numbers and lot numbers.
Check the reference number and lot number on the tube. Affected tubes have reference numbers like 54-1650R, 54-1665R, and lot numbers such as 141487, 141863, etc.
The recall does not specify a remedy, so contact Canadian Hospital Specialties directly for guidance on next steps.
We’ve drafted a message you can send Canadian Hospital Specialties to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall Z-2281-2019 — Canadian Hospital Specialties Canadian Hospital Specialties Hello, I own a Canadian Hospital Specialties that is covered by recall Z-2281-2019 from Canadian Hospital Specialties. 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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