Manufacturer
86 recalls in our database name Abbott Laboratories as the manufacturing or recalling firm.
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Abbott is correcting software in Alinity ci-series chemistry analyzers (versions 3.6.1 and lower) that could produce erroneous results for multiple analytes. The issue was discovered during internal testing.
The Alinity hq Analyzer has a software defect that fails to properly flag test results when saturation is present, potentially resulting in incorrect laboratory findings.
Abbott's CELL-DYN Ruby hematology analyzer contains a software flaw that masks expired reagent warnings, potentially allowing use of expired reagents in patient testing.
Abbott is recalling CELL-DYN Ruby hematology analyzers that silently accept expired reagents without user notification, potentially allowing inaccurate laboratory test results.
Abbott's CELL-DYN Ruby analyzer has a software defect where expired reagents cause it to change their expiration dates without alerting operators, risking inaccurate test results.
Abbott's CELL-DYN Ruby analyzer has a software defect allowing expired reagents to be used without notification. The system incorrectly changes expiration dates to current or future dates.
Abbott's CELL-DYN Ruby hematology analyzers contain a software bug that automatically changes expired reagent dates without notifying users, potentially allowing use of outdated reagents.
Abbott's Alinity hq Analyzer has been recalled due to software issues that can produce incorrect blood cell counts and hemoglobin measurements in certain circumstances. No illnesses have been reported.
Abbott is recalling certain myoglobin test kits because of manufacturing defects that could lead to incorrect results and delayed heart attack diagnosis.
Abbott Laboratories is recalling 1,325 Alinity i Processing Module systems due to unlabeled dry natural rubber (latex) subcomponents. Users with latex allergies may be at risk of exposure.
Abbott Laboratories is recalling 1,127 Alinity c Processing Module chemistry analyzers because unlabeled latex subcomponents are present. Users with latex allergies may experience serious allergic reactions upon contact.
Abbott ARCHITECT c4000 Processing Module laboratory analyzers are recalled due to unlabeled dry natural rubber (latex) subcomponents. Individuals with latex allergies may experience allergic reactions if exposed to the undisclosed component.
Abbott Laboratories is recalling 8,424 Alinity ci-series System Control Module units due to software performance issues that could produce erroneous test results. Affected systems are used in clinical laboratories throughout the United States and 90+ countries.
Abbott CELL-DYN Ruby and Sapphire hematology analyzers contain latex that is not labeled on the device, posing a risk to users with latex allergies. The recall affects 670 devices distributed across 33 states, Puerto Rico, and Brazil.
Abbott Laboratories has recalled Similac Probiotic Tri-Blend infant supplement packets due to regulatory violations: the product was marketed without FDA approval as a new drug and contains an unsafe food additive.
Abbott Laboratories is recalling Zone Perfect Fudge Graham bars due to potential hard plastic fragments in the product. Affected bars were distributed to 36 U.S. states.
Abbott Laboratories recalled 70 cases of Alinity Reaction Vessels due to potential contamination that could affect optical performance. Units were distributed across multiple U.S. states.
Abbott Laboratories is recalling Similac Neosure 2 fl oz bottles due to compromised seal integrity that could lead to spoilage. Approximately 14.5 million bottles distributed nationwide and internationally are affected.
Abbott Laboratories is recalling Pedialyte Unflavored Electrolyte Solution 2 fl oz bottles due to compromised seal integrity that could lead to spoilage. The recall affects 14,588,544 bottles distributed in the US and internationally.
Abbott Laboratories is recalling Similac 360 Total Care Sensitive infant formula in 2 fl oz bottles due to compromised seal integrity that could lead to spoilage. Approximately 15.9 million bottles are affected across the United States and international locations.
Abbott Laboratories is recalling Similac 360 Total Care infant formula in 2 fl oz bottles due to compromised seal integrity that could lead to spoilage. The affected product has been widely distributed domestically and internationally.
Abbott Laboratories is recalling Similac Special Care 2 fl oz bottles due to compromised seal integrity that could lead to spoilage. Affected bottles have batch number 41861N200 with a best-by date of 06/01/23.
Abbott Laboratories is recalling Similac 360 Total Care Sensitive infant formula due to compromised seal integrity that could lead to spoilage. Affected consumers should not use the product and contact Abbott for further instructions.
Abbott Laboratories is recalling Similac Stage 1 infant formula due to compromised seal integrity that could lead to product spoilage. Affected batches were distributed across the U.S., Canada, and Latin America.
Abbott Laboratories is recalling Similac Total Comfort 2 fl oz bottles due to compromised seal integrity that could allow spoilage. Approximately 14.5 million bottles are affected across the US and international markets.