Auris Health recalls Monarch aspirating biopsy needles (Rx only) due to reported breakage. Affected lots include RS181129-1 through RS190319-1. Stop using if you have these items.
Reports of aspirating biopsy needle breakage
Auris Health is recalling Monarch aspirating biopsy needles that have reportedly broken. This could cause injury during medical procedures if the needle breaks unexpectedly.
The needles can break during use, potentially causing injury to the patient or healthcare provider. Breakage may occur without warning, especially during delicate procedures.
Healthcare professionals using these needles for biopsies are most at risk. Patients receiving these needles under medical supervision may also be affected.
Check the product label for the reference number MBR-000012 and the lot numbers listed: RS181129-1 through RS190319-1. These needles are only available by prescription.
Look for the reference number MBR-000012 and lot numbers RS181129-1 through RS190319-1 on the needle packaging.
If you have the recalled needles, stop using them immediately and contact Auris Health for instructions.
The recall is due to reports of the Monarch aspirating biopsy needle breaking during use, which could cause injury.
Check the product label for reference number MBR-000012 and lot numbers RS181129-1 through RS190319-1.
Stop using them immediately and contact Auris Health for instructions on returning or replacing the needles.
We’ve drafted a message you can send Auris Health to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall Z-0025-2020 — Auris Health Auris Health Hello, I own a Auris Health that is covered by recall Z-0025-2020 from Auris Health. 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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