Terrific Care recalls CoaguChek XS PT test strips with catalog numbers not ending in 160 due to potential for abnormally high INR results in users who purchased directly from their website or phone.
Potential for abnormally high INR test results with the CoaguChek XS PT Test Strips for customers who purchased products directly from Terrific Care LLC dba MedEx Supply via website/telephone/facsimile.
Terrific Care is recalling CoaguChe: XS PT test strips that do not end in the number 160. These strips may produce abnormally high INR results, which could lead to incorrect blood clotting assessments and potential health risks.
The test strips may produce abnormally high INR results when used with the CoaguChek XS system. This could lead to incorrect blood clotting assessments, potentially causing either too little or too much blood clotting depending on the situation.
People who purchased CoaguChek XS PT test strips directly from Terrific Care LLC (dba MedEx Supply) via website, phone, or fax. Those with blood clotting conditions or on anticoagulant therapy are most at risk.
Check the catalog or reference number on the test strips. If it does not end with the digits 160, the product is affected. The product was sold by Terrific Care LLC (dba MedEx Supply) directly to customers.
Look for the catalog or reference number on the test strips. If it does not end with 160, the product is affected.
The CoaguChek XS PT test strips may produce abnormally high INR results when used with the CoaguChek XS system, which could lead to incorrect blood clotting assessments.
Check the catalog or reference number on the test strips. If it does not end with 160, the product is affected.
The recall record does not mention a remedy or fix for this issue.
We’ve drafted a message you can send Terrific Care to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall Z-0787-2019 — Terrific Care Terrific Care Hello, I own a Terrific Care that is covered by recall Z-0787-2019 from Terrific Care. 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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