Accord Media recalls Ultra Renew medical devices with unapproved green LED light for hyperpigmentation treatment. Consumers should contact the company for details on the recall.
Distribution of medical devices with unapproved green LED light used to treat hyperpigmentation
Accord Media is recalling Ultra Renew medical devices that use an unapproved green LED light to treat hyperpigmentation. This recall is due to the risk of using unapproved medical devices, which could lead to health issues if not properly regulated.
The Ultra Renew devices use a green LED light that is not approved for medical use. This unapproved light could cause health risks if used without proper medical oversight.
People who purchased Ultra Renew devices for hyperpigmentation treatment are affected. Those with medical conditions requiring light therapy may be at higher risk.
Check for Ultra Renew devices with unapproved green LED lights used for hyperpigmentation treatment. The product name is 'Ultra Renew' and it was distributed by Accord Media.
Reach out to Accord Media to confirm if your Ultra Renew device is affected and get instructions on next steps.
The recall states that the green LED light used for hyperpigmentation treatment is unapproved, so it may not be safe without medical oversight.
Check for Ultra Renew devices with unapproved green LED lights used for hyperpigmentation treatment. The product name is 'Ultra Renew' and it was distributed by Accord Media.
Contact Accord Media to confirm if your device is affected and get instructions on next steps.
We’ve drafted a message you can send Accord Media to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall Z-0819-2018 — Accord Media Accord Media Hello, I own a Accord Media that is covered by recall Z-0819-2018 from Accord Media. 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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