Alere recalls Triage Drugs of Abuse Plus TCA 25 Test Kits with model numbers 92000, 92590, 92591 due to unexpected false positive THC results. Affected kits may show incorrect drug test results.
The recalled lots have demonstrated unexpected false positive THC results.
Alere is recalling specific drug test kits that may give false positive results for THC. This could lead to incorrect drug test outcomes, which might affect legal or medical decisions.
The recalled test kits have shown unexpected false positive results for THC. This means they might incorrectly indicate the presence of THC when it's not actually there, leading to inaccurate drug tests.
People who own or use the recalled Triage Drugs of Abuse Plus TCA 25 Test Kits with model numbers 92000, 92590, or 92591 are affected. Those who rely on these kits for drug testing may be at risk of incorrect results.
Check the model number on the kit box: 92000, 92590, or 92591. The kits come with 25 individually pouched devices, a bottle of wash solution, a pipette, and 50 pipette tips.
Look for model numbers 92000, 92590, or 92591 on the kit box.
The recalled lots have demonstrated unexpected false positive THC results, which could lead to incorrect drug test outcomes.
Model numbers 92000, 92590, and 92591.
Check the model number on the kit box: 92000, 92590, or 92591. The kits include 25 individually pouched devices, a bottle of wash solution, a pipette, and 50 pipette tips.
We’ve drafted a message you can send Alere to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall Z-0418-2018 — Alere Alere Hello, I own a Alere that is covered by recall Z-0418-2018 from Alere. 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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