The Recall Desk
ModerateFDA (Devices)·Z-0519-2021·Announced 2020-12-09

Bausch & Lomb Recalls Toric Intraocular Lenses Due to Missing Axis Marks

Bausch & Lomb is recalling 31 MX60ET toric intraocular lenses because they may be missing toric axis marks, which are necessary for proper surgical placement.

What this means for you

Minor labeling or packaging issue, or a voluntary precautionary recall. Risk of harm is low but real — follow the manufacturer's instructions.

Our severity reasoning: The recall is classified as FDA Class II, and the hazard involves missing markings that could lead to improper placement, but no specific injuries or illnesses are reported in the source text, fitting the criteria for a moderate severity voluntary precautionary recall.

Plain-English summary

Bausch & Lomb Surgical, Inc. is recalling 31 units of the MX60ET (enhanced enVista Toric) enVista One-Piece Hydrophobic Acrylic Toric Model MX60ET intraocular lenses. The recall is due to a defect where the lenses may be missing toric axis marks. These marks are critical for surgeons to correctly orient the lens during placement in the capsular bag.

The affected devices are identified by Lot number 3043816 and specific serial numbers ranging from 3043816001 to 3043816031. The lenses were distributed nationwide in the United States, including in Florida, California, Missouri, Minnesota, Tennessee, Texas, Michigan, Washington, Utah, New Hampshire, and Ohio.

This recall is classified as Class II by the FDA. Healthcare providers and patients should verify the serial numbers of any implanted or pending lenses against the provided list. If a device is affected, it should be removed or replaced according to clinical judgment and FDA guidance.

The recalled product

Product
MX60ET (enhanced enVista Toric) enVista¿ One-Piece Hydrophobic Acrylic Toric Model MX60ET - Product Usage: The lens is intended for placement in the capsular bag.
Affected units
31

Distribution

Distributed nationwide across the United States.

The notice also names 12 states specifically: