NxStage recalls specific lots of PureFlow B Solution (Q1811789 & Q1811790) due to mislabeling. This could lead to incorrect product use in hemodialysis. Affected users should check their lot numbers.
Certain lots were mislabeled with incorrect product number.
NxStage is recalling specific lots of PureFlow B Solution for hemodialysis use because they were mislabeled with the wrong product number. This could cause incorrect treatment if the wrong solution is used. The recall affects patients using these specific lot numbers for kidney dialysis.
Mislabeling means the solution might be used incorrectly in hemodialysis treatment. This could lead to improper dialysis if the wrong product is administered. However, the hazard does not involve immediate injury or death.
Patients using NxStage PureFlow B Solution for hemodialysis are affected. Those with specific lot numbers Q1811789 or Q1811790 are most at risk.
Check the lot number on the PureFlow B Solution container. Affected lots are Q1811789 and Q1811790, expiring November 1, 2020.
Look for the lot number on the PureFlow B Solution container. Affected lots are Q1811789 and Q1811790.
NxStage PureFlow B Solution (lot numbers Q1811789 and Q1811790) for hemodialysis use.
The product was mislabeled with the incorrect product number, which could lead to incorrect use in hemodialysis.
Check the lot number on the container. Affected lots are Q1811789 and Q1811790, expiring November 1, 2020.
We’ve drafted a message you can send NxStage to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall Z-1707-2019 — NxStage NxStage Hello, I own a NxStage that is covered by recall Z-1707-2019 from NxStage. 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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