3M recalls ACE Ultra Lite Ankle Braces with mold (Aspergillus candidus) on non-patient contact surfaces. Affected models include Size Medium Cat #901014 and Size Large Cat #901015 with specific lot numbers. Stop using immediately to avoid potential health risks.
Mold was found on the non-patient contact surfaces of the product and was identified as Aspergillus candidus.
3M is recalling ACE Ultra Lite Ankle Braces that have mold (Aspergillus candidus) on the non-patient contact surfaces. This mold can cause health issues if the brace is used, so affected owners should stop using the product immediately.
Mold (Aspergillus candidus) grows on the non-patient contact surfaces of the braces. This mold can be inhaled or come into contact with skin, potentially causing respiratory issues or allergic reactions, especially in people with sensitive skin or weakened immune systems.
People who own ACE Ultra Lite Ankle Braces with specific size and lot numbers. Those with sensitive skin or compromised immune systems may be at higher risk from mold exposure.
Check for ACE Ultra Lite Ankle Braces with Size Medium (Cat #901014) or Size Large (Cat #901015). Look for lot numbers: 7223T2, 7133C2, 7144E2, 7332I2 for Size Medium and 7223U2 for Size Large.
Discard the recalled ACE Ultra Lite Ankle Braces with mold on non-patient contact surfaces to avoid potential health risks.
The mold found is Aspergillus candidus, a type of mold that can grow on non-patient contact surfaces of the braces.
Check for ACE Ultra Lite Ankle Braces with Size Medium (Cat #901014) or Size Large (Cat #901015) and lot numbers 7223T2, 7133C2, 7144E2, 7332I2 for Size Medium or 7223U2 for Size Large.
The recall does not mention a fix; affected owners must stop using the product immediately and discard it.
We’ve drafted a message you can send ACE to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall Z-0552-2018 — ACE ACE Hello, I own a ACE that is covered by recall Z-0552-2018 from ACE. 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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