Polymer Technology Systems recalls Lipid Panel test strips with lot P901 that may display Q901 instead of P901 on analyzers, causing incorrect results.
The MEMo chips provided with lot P901 may be mislabeled, the MEMo Chip may display Q901 on the analyzer LCD screen, instead of P901
Polymer Technology Systems recalls Lipid Panel test strips with lot number P901 because the MEMo chip may show Q901 instead of P901 on the analyzer screen. This could lead to incorrect cholesterol test results, which might affect medical decisions.
The MEMo chip with lot P901 may display Q901 on the analyzer screen instead of P901. This mislabeling could cause the analyzer to process the test strips incorrectly, leading to inaccurate cholesterol results.
Users of the PTS Panels Lipid Panel test strips with lot number P901 are most at risk if they have the test strips and use them with CardioChek PA or Plus analyzers. Healthcare providers and lab personnel who run these tests are affected.
Check the lot number on the MEMo chip, which should be P901 for this recall. The test strips were sold with lot number P901 and expiration date 8/17/2020.
Look for the lot number on the MEMo chip; it should be P901 for this recall.
The recalled test strips have lot number P901.
The MEMo chip may display Q901 instead of P901 on the analyzer screen, causing incorrect test results.
No, the recall does not require stopping use; checking the lot number is sufficient.
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Subject: Recall Z-2157-2019 — Polymer Technology Systems Polymer Technology Systems Hello, I own a Polymer Technology Systems that is covered by recall Z-2157-2019 from Polymer Technology Systems. 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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