Specialty Appliance Works MiniScope Hst ROC Crown 15 Patient Kit, and MiniScope Herbst Crown recall — FDA Z-1503-2015
The Universal Nut, a component of the orthodontic Herbst Appliance was made with 416 SS and not the specified 303 SS.
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The Universal Nut, a component of the orthodontic Herbst Appliance was made with 416 SS and not the specified 303 SS.
Potential for leaking caused by insufficient bond between needleless device and female luer.
The Universal Nut, a component of the orthodontic Herbst Appliance was made with 416 SS and not the specified 303 SS.
Biomet is recalling the Lineum HF Torque Handle Limit (Lineum) and Torque Limiting Handle (Aspen/ Alpine) due to the supplier withdrawing it from the market for component updates or…
Incorrectly packaged. Outer and inner labeling may incorrectly identify the size of the enclosed device.
The Universal Nut, a component of the orthodontic Herbst Appliance was made with 416 SS and not the specified 303 SS.
Instability in the PRO-Trac II Tacrolimus ELISA kit which may cause falsely elevated patient results.
The labeling for the Iamin family of medical devices (e.g. printed and internet text) is not consistent with the intended uses and limitations identified at the time of the clearance to…
One lot of instruments have etched on the Yoke of the Pedicle Screw a laser marking size of 7.5 x 55mm instead of 5.5 x 55mm as described on the product label.
Focus Diagnostics is recalling the Stratify JCV Dx Select due to the use of a non-conforming batch in the manufacture of JCV DxSelect EL1950 kit lot #27333. This could lead to a potential…
The Universal Nut, a component of the orthodontic Herbst Appliance was made with 416 SS and not the specified 303 SS.
Potential for clear extension tube to separate from the hub, which could result in blood loss and may require intervention to prevent permanent impairment/damage.
Potential for leaking caused by insufficient bond between needleless device and female luer.
Potential for leaking caused by insufficient bond between needleless device and female luer.
The Universal Nut, a component of the orthodontic Herbst Appliance was made with 416 SS and not the specified 303 SS.
To correct software bugs that could affect the ability to accurately measure fluid deficit.
The seal on the DBX Mix outer PETG/Aclar tray with foil lid packaging for lot identified above may not be fully intact.
The Universal Nut, a component of the orthodontic Herbst Appliance was made with 416 SS and not the specified 303 SS.
The infusion pump has a clear plastic door that, due to its design, allows for excessive flexing. This in turn permits unauthorized access to the vial of medication.
The Universal Nut, a component of the orthodontic Herbst Appliance was made with 416 SS and not the specified 303 SS.
Potential for leaking caused by insufficient bond between needleless device and female luer.
Potential for leaking caused by insufficient bond between needleless device and female luer.
A material used in the packaging of the dental implants may impart a sticky substance on the top surfaces of the implants and in some cases on the first threads.
A material used in the packaging of the dental implants may impart a sticky substance on the top surfaces of the implants and in some cases on the first threads.
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