Arrow recalls arterial catheterization kits with unsealed packaging that may compromise sterility. Affected product codes include ASK-04020-DH and specific lot numbers. Consumers should check their kit for unsealed packaging and contact Arrow for details.
Product sterility may be compromised due to unsealed packaging.
Arrow is recalling arterial catheterization kits that may have unsealed packaging, risking contamination. This could lead to infections if used improperly. Affected kits have specific product codes and lot numbers listed in the recall.
The kits may have unsealed packaging, which can allow contamination. If the packaging is not sterile, using the kit could lead to infections during medical procedures. This risk is specific to the unsealed packaging and not the kit itself.
Healthcare professionals using arterial catheterization kits are most likely affected. Patients receiving these kits during medical procedures may also be at risk if the kits are compromised.
Check for product codes starting with ASK-040: ASK-04020-DH. Look for lot numbers listed: 13F17B0307, 13F17D0070, 13F17E0417, 13F17G0012, 13F17G0508, 13F17H0421, 13F17L0155, 13F17L0478.
Inspect the packaging for any signs of being unsealed. If unsealed, do not use the kit.
Product codes: ASK-04020-DH.
Lot numbers: 13F17B0307, 13F17D0070, 13F17E0417, 13F17G0012, 13F17G0508, 13F17H0421, 13F17L0155, 13F17L0478.
Check for product code ASK-04020-DH and lot numbers listed above.
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Subject: Recall Z-1971-2018 — Arrow Arrow Hello, I own a Arrow that is covered by recall Z-1971-2018 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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