Arrow recalls CVC kits with expired dates due to shipping errors. Using expired kits may affect sterility or function. Check product labels for expiration date.
The product was shipped after its expiry date due to a system error. The product lidstock identifies the correct expiration date however the accompanying purchase order shipping documentation identifies an incorrect expiration date. Per standard clinical practice the lidstock would most likely be checked prior to use and the product would not be used leading to a minor delay while a replacement is located. In the unlikely event that the product lidstock is not checked prior to use, there is potential for use of expired product, and product functionality/or sterility cannot be guaranteed.
Arrow is recalling CVC kits that may have been shipped after their expiration date due to a system error. This could lead to potential sterility or functionality issues if the expired product is used.
The product was shipped after its expiration date because of a system error. The lidstock (label) shows the correct expiration date, but shipping documents show an incorrect one. If the lidstock is not checked before use, expired product could be used, risking sterility or function.
Healthcare professionals using Arrow CVC kits for short-term central venous access may be affected. Patients receiving treatments like chemotherapy or blood transfusions are at risk if expired kits are used.
Check the product label for the expiration date. The kit has the model CDC-42703-B1A. It was sold with the product code 23F16C0071.
Look for the expiration date on the product lidstock to ensure it matches the correct date.
The kit was shipped after its expiration date due to a system error, which could lead to potential sterility or functionality issues if the expired product is used.
Check the product label for the expiration date. The kit has the model CDC-42703-B1A and product code 23F16C0071.
No, the product lidstock would most likely be checked before use, so there is no immediate risk. However, if the lidstock is not checked, expired product could be used.
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Subject: Recall Z-0282-2019 — Arrow Arrow Hello, I own a Arrow that is covered by recall Z-0282-2019 from Arrow. 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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