Apollo recalls Lap-Band AP System Small with RapidPort EZ due to missing component in package. Affected units include specific lot and serial numbers listed. No action needed as the missing part is not functional.
Component of the Lap-Band system was missing from the package
Apollo is recalling its Lap-Band AP System Small with RapidPort EZ because a component was missing from the package. This does not affect the device's safety or function since the missing part is not critical to operation.
The recall states that a component was missing from the package. However, the missing part is not functional and does not affect the device's operation. The hazard is not severe as the device remains safe to use.
Patients who have received the Apollo Lap-Band AP System Small with RapidPort EZ device with the listed lot and serial numbers are affected. The risk is minimal as the missing component does not impact device function.
Check for the lot and serial numbers listed in the recall: C-2306 AF00921 S0034428 through S0034487. The product is a lap band system used for weight management.
Verify if your device has the listed lot and serial numbers from the recall notice.
No, the missing component does not affect the device's safety or function. The device remains safe to use.
No action is required as the missing part is not functional and does not impact device operation.
The affected units include lot numbers C-2306 and C-20360 with serial numbers from S0034428 to S0034487.
We’ve drafted a message you can send Apollo to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall Z-2743-2018 — Apollo Apollo Hello, I own a Apollo that is covered by recall Z-2743-2018 from Apollo. 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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