Manufacturer
97 recalls in our database name Exactech, Inc. as the manufacturing or recalling firm.
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Exactech is recalling 120 units of Equinoxe Ergo Modular Impactor Handles (Model 321-09-05) because the handle may be missing a cross-pin, a structural component that could compromise surgical function.
Exactech is recalling the Equinoxe Core Instrument Kit because the impactor handle may be missing a cross-pin, potentially affecting surgical instrument functionality and safety. Approximately 596 kits were distributed across the United States and internationally.
Exactech is recalling the Equinoxe Ergo Adjustable Angle rTSA Reamer (46mm) because design updates and performance testing were not completed before distribution. The devices may not conform to design and performance specifications.
Exactech has recalled the Equinoxe Ergo Adjustable Angle rTSA Reamer 42mm because products were distributed without completing required design updates and performance testing. Devices may not conform to design and performance criteria.
Exactech is recalling Ergo Augments Pilot Tip Converter units released without completing required design updates and performance testing, which may cause them to not meet design and performance standards.
Exactech is recalling Equinoxe Reverse Shoulder Humeral Liners due to articular surface positioning outside manufacturing specifications. Approximately 61,334 units distributed worldwide may be affected.
Exactech Equinoxe Reverse Shoulder Humeral Liners are being recalled because the articular surface position is outside dimensional specifications in certain units distributed worldwide.
Exactech, Inc. is recalling AcuMatch XLE hip replacement components due to a missing Ethylene Vinyl Alcohol (EVOH) barrier layer. The recall affects 42 units distributed across multiple U.S. states and international locations.
Exactech is recalling Alteon XLE hip replacement liners due to a manufacturing defect. Some units lack the Ethylene Vinyl Alcohol barrier layer required for proper device function.
Exactech is recalling Novation XLE hip implant components due to absence of an Ethylene Vinyl Alcohol (EVOH) barrier layer. Patients with affected implants should contact their healthcare provider.
Exactech is recalling Acumatch L-Series hip implant liners because some units were packaged without the specified protective ethylene vinyl alcohol (EVOH) layer, which is required for proper device protection.
Exactech is recalling OPTETRAK Advanced Patella knee implant components packaged in vacuum bags that did not meet manufacturing specifications. Improper packaging could compromise product sterility.
Exactech is recalling OPTETRAK Inset Patella knee implants packaged in out-of-specification vacuum bags that may compromise product integrity during storage or sterilization.
Exactech is recalling OPTETRAK Three Peg Patella knee components packaged in out-of-specification vacuum bags. The affected products were distributed worldwide.
Exactech is recalling OPTETRAK One Peg Patella knee implants due to vacuum bags packaged below specification. The recall affects units with multiple lot numbers distributed worldwide.
Exactech is recalling 6,840 units of Equinoxe shoulder implant components because their vacuum packaging lacks the required oxygen barrier layer (EVOH). The defect could potentially allow material degradation during storage.
Exactech, Inc. is recalling 2,077 units of Equinoxe Glenoid shoulder components due to nonconforming packaging. The affected units were packaged in vacuum bags lacking the required oxygen barrier layer.
Exactech is recalling 805 Equinoxe glenoid implant components due to nonconforming vacuum packaging that lacks required oxygen barrier protection, which could affect sterility.
Exactech Equinoxe shoulder implant components (4,007 units) are recalled because their vacuum-sealed packaging lacks a required oxygen barrier layer, potentially allowing material degradation.
Exactech is recalling 826 Equinoxe Reverse Shoulder humeral liners (Item Numbers 320-36-10 and 320-36-13) due to nonconforming packaging. The vacuum bags lack the required oxygen barrier layer consisting of Ethylene Vinyl Alcohol (EVOH).
Exactech has recalled 591 units of Equinoxe Reverse Shoulder humeral liners because the packaging lacks a required oxygen barrier layer (EVOH). The nonconforming packaging may affect material integrity of these surgical implants.
Exactech is recalling 985 shoulder implant components due to nonconforming packaging that lacks a required oxygen barrier layer. The vacuum bags do not meet packaging specifications.
Exactech humeral liners used in shoulder replacement are recalled because the vacuum packaging lacks a required oxygen barrier layer (EVOH), violating established packaging specifications.
Exactech is recalling 7,213 units of Equinoxe REVERSE SHOULDER prosthetic liners due to nonconforming packaging. The vacuum bags lack the required oxygen barrier layer consisting of Ethylene Vinyl Alcohol (EVOH) specified for these devices.
Exactech is recalling 2,008 Equinoxe shoulder implant components due to packaging that lacks a required oxygen barrier layer. The defect does not meet product specifications.