Certified Safety Mfg Inc recalls first aid kits containing Honeywell eyewash bottles that leak. Affected kits have specific model numbers and lot dates. Stop using immediately to prevent injury.
Firm is recalling first aid/emergency kits and cabinets which contain Honeywell Eyewash (3 lots) which is being recalled due to leaking bottles.
Certified Safety Mfg Inc is recalling first aid kits that contain Honeywell eyewash bottles which leak. This hazard could cause injury if the leaking fluid contacts eyes or skin.
The Honeywell eyewash bottles in these kits leak, which means the fluid could splash or run off. If eyes or skin come into contact with the leaking fluid, it could cause injury.
People who own or use first aid kits with Honeywell eyewash bottles (model numbers listed) are affected. Workers in settings where eye safety is critical face the highest risk.
Check for kits with Honeywell eyewash bottles labeled '4 oz' or '16 oz' with model numbers like K206125, K206154, or K606999. The kits were sold with specific lot dates and expiration dates.
Remove the kit from use immediately as the leaking bottles pose a direct injury risk.
Kits with Honeywell eyewash bottles labeled '4 oz' or '16 oz' and model numbers like K206125, K206154, or K606999. These kits were sold with specific lot dates and expiration dates.
Check for Honeywell eyewash bottles with model numbers listed in the recall, such as K206125 or K206154, and lot dates like 31 Apr-18 or 21 May-18.
Stop using the kit immediately to prevent injury from leaking fluid. The recall does not specify a replacement or repair option.
We’ve drafted a message you can send Certified Safety Mfg Inc to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall Z-1353-2018 — Certified Safety Mfg Inc Certified Safety Mfg Inc Hello, I own a Certified Safety Mfg Inc that is covered by recall Z-1353-2018 from Certified Safety Mfg Inc. 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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