Rayner recalls C-flex 570C +19.0D intraocular lenses due to reported post-operative refractive errors after implantation. Affected lenses have specific batch numbers.
Firm become aware of reports of post-operative refractive errors following implantation of lenses.
Rayner is recalling C-flex 570C +19.0D intraocular lenses after reports of refractive errors following eye surgery. This affects patients who received these lenses during cataract surgery.
The lenses are designed to be implanted into the eye during cataract surgery. Reports indicate that some patients experienced refractive errors after the lenses were placed, meaning their vision may not be as expected post-surgery.
Patients who received the C-flex 570C +19.0D intraocular lenses during cataract surgery are affected. Those who had surgery using the recalled batch numbers are most at risk.
Check if your intraocular lens has batch number 017100825 (with specific lens numbers listed in the recall). These lenses were used in cataract surgery procedures.
Review your surgical records to confirm if your lens has batch number 017100825 with the listed lens numbers.
If you had cataract surgery using the recalled lenses, check your surgical records for the batch number. Contact Rayner directly for further guidance.
Contact Rayner to confirm if your lenses are affected and follow their instructions for next steps.
The recall is due to reported refractive errors after surgery, which may affect vision clarity. This is not a current risk but a post-surgical issue.
We’ve drafted a message you can send Rayner to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall Z-3282-2018 — Rayner Rayner Hello, I own a Rayner that is covered by recall Z-3282-2018 from Rayner. 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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