Custom Healthcare Systems recalls Little Snipper Circumcision Tray (YMCIR-400) due to improper sterility packaging. Affected units may cause infection during medical procedures.
Convenience kits were sealed in immediate Tyvek pouches using incorrect specifications compromising product sterility
Custom Healthcare Systems is recalling their Little Snipper Circumcision Tray (part number YMCIR-400) because the packaging was sealed incorrectly, which could compromise sterility and lead to infections during medical procedures.
The trays were sealed in Tyvek pouches using incorrect specifications, which could compromise sterility. This means the trays might not be sterile when used during medical procedures, increasing infection risk.
Medical professionals using this circumcision tray for procedures may be affected. Patients undergoing circumcision with this product face infection risks if the tray isn't sterile.
Check for part number YMCIR-400 on the tray. Units with lot number 61518 and expiration date 8/1/2020 are affected.
Look for part number YMCIR-400 and lot number 61518 with expiration date 8/1/2020 on the tray.
The recall indicates the product may not be sterile due to improper packaging, so it is not safe for medical use.
The recall does not specify a remedy, so check with Custom Healthcare Systems for guidance.
Look for part number YMCIR-400, lot number 61518, and expiration date 8/1/2020 on the tray.
We’ve drafted a message you can send Custom Healthcare Systems to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall Z-0268-2019 — Custom Healthcare Systems Custom Healthcare Systems Hello, I own a Custom Healthcare Systems that is covered by recall Z-0268-2019 from Custom Healthcare Systems. 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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