Microline Surgical recalls ReNew Dolphin Nose Disposable Dissector Tips (Lot 70208-70210) due to potential compromised sterile barrier. This could risk infection during surgery. Consumers should contact Microline for details.
Certain lots of disposable laparoscopic instrument tips may potentially have a compromised sterile barrier.
Microline Surgical is recalling certain ReNew Dolphin Nose Disposable Dissector Tips (Lot 70208-70210) because they may have a compromised sterile barrier. This could lead to infection during surgery if used improperly.
The tips may have a compromised sterile barrier, meaning they could not properly prevent infection during surgery. This risk is specific to surgical use where sterile conditions are critical.
Surgical professionals and hospitals using the ReNew Dolphin Nose Disposable Dissector Tips with Lot Numbers 70208-70210 are most at risk. These tips are used in laparoscopic procedures.
Check the lot number on the tip packaging: 70208, 70209, or 70210. The product is a single-use disposable tip for laparoscopic surgery with UDI 00811099011989.
Look for lot numbers 70208, 70209, or 70210 on the ReNew Dolphin Nose Disposable Dissector Tip packaging.
Certain lots may have a compromised sterile barrier, which could lead to infection during surgery.
Check the lot number on the tip packaging: 70208, 70209, or 70210.
Contact Microline Surgical directly for instructions on how to handle the product.
We’ve drafted a message you can send Microline Surgical to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall Z-1740-2018 — Microline Surgical Microline Surgical Hello, I own a Microline Surgical that is covered by recall Z-1740-2018 from Microline Surgical. 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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