Dutch Ophthalmic USA recalls 25-gauge surgical packs containing 23-gauge infusion lines. This mismatch risks incorrect surgical use. Affected units have specific product numbers and lot codes.
Labeled 25-gauge surgical pack, TDC Vitrectomy Pack VGPC 25g, containing 23-gauge infusion line
Dutch Ophthalmic USA recalls surgical packs that include a 23-gauge infusion line instead of the intended 25-gauge. Using these packs with the wrong gauge could cause incorrect surgical procedures.
The surgical packs contain a 23-gauge infusion line instead of the labeled 25-gauge. This mismatch could lead to using the wrong gauge during eye surgery, potentially causing complications.
Surgical teams using the TDC Vitrectomy Pack VGPC 25g surgical packs with product number 8525.201 and lot number 2000401997 are most at risk.
Check for product number 8525.201 and lot number 2000401997 on the surgical pack. The pack is labeled TDC Vitrectomy Pack VGPC 25g.
Verify the product number (8525.201) and lot number (2000401997) on the surgical pack.
The TDC Vitrectomy Pack VGPC 25g surgical pack with product number 8525.201 and lot number 2000401997.
The surgical pack contains a 23-gauge infusion line instead of the labeled 25-gauge, which could lead to incorrect surgical use.
Check the product number and lot number on the pack. If it matches, contact Dutch Ophthalmic USA for further instructions.
We’ve drafted a message you can send Dutch Ophthalmic to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall Z-2252-2021 — Dutch Ophthalmic Dutch Ophthalmic Hello, I own a Dutch Ophthalmic that is covered by recall Z-2252-2021 from Dutch Ophthalmic. 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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