Smiths Medical recalls Portex Pulsator Arterial Blood Sampling Kit with Dry Lithium Heparin for Gases and Electrolytes due to mislabeling. Check labels for incorrect firm name or lot numbers 3306404, 3314069, 3318698.
The product was mislabeled with the incorrect label.
Smiths Medical is recalling a specific blood sampling kit because it was mislabeled with the wrong firm name on the label. This could lead to confusion about the product's origin and potentially affect medical use.
The kit was mislabeled with the incorrect firm name on the label. This could cause confusion about the product's origin and potentially lead to incorrect usage or handling. However, the mislabeling does not pose a direct safety risk during normal medical use.
Healthcare professionals using the Portex Pulsator Arterial Blood Sampling Kit with Dry Lithium Heparin for Gases and Electrolytes (REF 4080P-2) are likely affected. Patients using this kit under medical supervision are at minimal risk due to the mislabeling issue.
Check the label for the firm name 'Smiths Medical ASD, Inc.' and lot numbers 3306404, 3314069, or 3318698. The product is sterile and intended for use in medical settings.
Verify the firm name on the label is 'Smiths Medical ASD, Inc.' and check for lot numbers 3306404, 3314069, or 3318698.
The product is safe to use as long as the label shows the correct firm name and lot numbers. Mislabeling does not affect the product's safety during normal medical use.
Check the label for the firm name 'Smiths Medical ASD, Inc.' and lot numbers 3306404, 3314069, or 3318698. If you have the correct label, no action is needed.
Look for the lot numbers 3306404, 3314069, or 3318698 on the label. The product is sterile and intended for medical use.
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Subject: Recall Z-3196-2018 — Smiths Medical Smiths Medical Hello, I own a Smiths Medical that is covered by recall Z-3196-2018 from Smiths Medical. 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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