The FDA announced on Feb. 2, 2018, that Merit Medical Systems Inc. recalled 1mL Medallion Syringes due to a supplier manufacturing defect with the syringe plunger tip. The agency classified the recall as Class II.
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- Brand: Merit Medical
- Product: 1mL Medallion Syringes
- Catalog/Lot Numbers: K01-05526P/H1258821, K01-07427/H1263015, K01-07477P/H1250809, H1242962, K01-07930P/H1246733, MSS011-DG/H1246809, K02-00565C/H1258361, MSS011-LG/H1246810, K02-01260B/H1258575, H1265248, MSS011-PR/H1242752, MSS011-R/H1242754, H1255507, K02-01331A/H1252652, K04-00748/H1258488, H1264381, MSS011-Y/H1246811, MSS011-YP/H1242927, K12-03636/H1258530, MSS011/H1242750, H1246807, H1255504
- Units: 22,234
The hazard
The recall involves a supplier manufacturing defect with the syringe plunger tip. The 1mL Medallion Syringes are used to inject fluids into, or withdraw fluids from the body.
Context
GovInfoNow's records show Merit Medical Systems, Inc. has had 37 other recalls on record since 2006-02-24. Other recent recalls of similar products include Embosphere 500-700 Micrometer Syringe Recall (2026-08-10), Merit Medical Splashwire Hydrophilic Guide Wire Recall (2026-05-08), Philips Bridge Prep Kit Recall (2026-04-02), Medline medical kits recall (2026-02-27), Medline Medical Kits Recall (2026-02-27), and Medline Syringes Recall (2026-02-25).