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FDA (Devices) recall action 79896

Bard Peripheral Vascular Inc recalled 2 products on 2018-05-23

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Products
2
Announced
2018-05-23
Critical
0
Units
270

Why these products were recalled

Device is at risk of having detectable levels of bacterial endotoxin present on the packaging hoop that the catheter is packaged in. The bacterial endotoxin levels for the catheters are within acceptable levels; however, if bacterial endotoxins are present on the packaging hoops it may have the potential for cross-contamination in a clinical setting.

The agency’s own wording, quoted from the enforcement report.

The unit total adds up the quantities the agency stated for each product. Where a product record gave no figure, or gave a weight rather than a count, it contributes nothing — so the real total is at least this, never less.

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  • ModerateFDA (Devices)··2018-05-23

    Bard Peripheral Vascular Seeker Crossing Support Catheter Recalled for Endotoxin Risk

    Bard Peripheral Vascular Inc is recalling 140 units of the Seeker Crossing Support Catheter due to potential bacterial endotoxin on packaging hoops.

    Product
    BARD PERIPHERAL VASCULAR SEEKER(R) Crossing Support Catheter, 0.035", 150 cm, REF SK15035M. Intended to support a guidewire during access into the vasculature.
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  • HighFDA (Devices)··2018-05-23

    Bard Peripheral Vascular Seeker Crossing Support Catheter Recalled for Endotoxin Risk

    Bard Peripheral Vascular Inc is recalling 130 units of Seeker Crossing Support Catheters due to potential bacterial endotoxin on packaging hoops, posing a cross-contamination risk.

    Product
    BARD PERIPHERAL VASCULAR SEEKER(R) Crossing Support Catheter, 0.014", 150 cm, REF SK15014. Intended to support a guidewire during access into the vasculature.
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    0 states