Sun Med recalls STAT-Check manual resuscitator model SC9200MBP-1 with specific lot numbers due to potential patient port detachment during use, risking air delivery failure.
There is a potential for the patient port retaining ring to not fully seat allowing the patient port to detach during use. This may impact air delivery to the patient.
Sun Med is recalling their STAT-Check manual resuscitator model SC9200MBP-1 with specific lot numbers because the patient port could detach during use, potentially failing to deliver air to patients. This is a serious hazard for medical professionals using the device in emergency situations.
The patient port retaining ring may not fully secure, causing the port to detach during use. This could interrupt air delivery to patients, which is critical in emergency medical situations where continuous ventilation is needed.
Healthcare providers using the STAT-Check manual resuscitator model SC9200MBP-1 with lot numbers 313406, 313447, 313164, 313165, or 313166 are most at risk. This recall affects medical devices used in emergency care settings.
Check the product label for lot numbers: 313406, 313447, 313164, 313165, or 313166. The device is a manual resuscitator/ventilator model SC9200MBP-1 manufactured by Sun Med, LLC.
Look for lot numbers on the device label: 313406, 313447, 313164, 313165, or 313166.
Reach out to Sun Med, LLC for guidance on next steps if you have the recalled lot numbers.
Lot numbers 313406, 313447, 313164, 313165, and 313166.
The patient port retaining ring may not fully seat, causing the port to detach during use and potentially interrupting air delivery to patients.
Check the device label for the lot number. If it matches the affected numbers, contact Sun Med, LLC for guidance.
We’ve drafted a message you can send Sun Med to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall Z-2145-2018 — Sun Med Sun Med Hello, I own a Sun Med that is covered by recall Z-2145-2018 from Sun Med. 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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