Metrix recalls SECURE EVA Dual Chamber Container (REF 66631) for possible leaking during IV admixture use. Affected units sold in Canada with specific lot numbers.
Potential for leaking product
Metrix is recalling its SECURE EVA Dual Chamber Container (REF 66631) due to a potential risk of leaking product. This could affect intravenous admixture storage and delivery in healthcare settings.
The container is designed for storing and delivering intravenous parenteral admixtures in pharmacy settings. Leaking could happen during normal use, potentially contaminating the admixture or causing product waste.
Healthcare professionals using this container for intravenous admixtures in Canadian pharmacies are most affected. Patients receiving IV treatments using this container may be at risk if leaks occur.
Check for the model number REF 66631 with lot numbers listed: 66631-A2443 through 66631-A5670. This container is sold in Canada for intravenous admixture programs.
Look for the lot number on the container, which should be one of the listed numbers: 66631-A2443 to 66631-A5670.
The recall is for potential leaking, but the container is designed for normal use in pharmacy settings. The manufacturer hasn't specified a fix or replacement.
The recall doesn't specify a remedy, so you should check the lot number and contact the manufacturer if you have the listed lot numbers.
Yes, this container is used in Canadian pharmacies for intravenous admixture programs under normal pharmacy conditions.
We’ve drafted a message you can send Metrix to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall Z-0005-2020 — Metrix Metrix Hello, I own a Metrix that is covered by recall Z-0005-2020 from Metrix. 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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