State
73,219 recalls have nationwide distribution and so reach Connecticut. 6,572 additional recalls listed Connecticut specifically in their distribution scope.
Of the 6,572 recalls naming Connecticut we have scored against our rubric, 838 (13%) are Critical — deaths or serious injuries reported, or the agency’s own highest classification — and 1,590 (24%) are Severe.
Which agencies issued them
These figures cover only the 6,572 recalls whose distribution notice names Connecticut specifically. The 73,219 nationwide recalls listed below reach every state, so counting them here would make every state page show the same numbers.
Covidien is recalling dialysis catheters with excessive lubricant in the center lumen, which may cause occlusion, obstruct blood flow, and delay treatment.
Alcon Custom Pak intraocular lens packages are recalled due to reports of patient injury during surgical procedures caused by plastic debris from over-tightening with the included plastic wrench.
Covidien is recalling MAHURKAR dialysis catheters that may have excessive lubricant in the catheter tip, potentially causing obstruction. This could delay treatment or cause serious blood complications including thrombosis or embolism.
Alcon is recalling the Infinity FMS Pak surgical device after reports of patient injuries during procedures caused by plastic debris from over-tightening the included wrench. The recall affects 51,054 units distributed worldwide.
Covidien's MAHURKAR dialysis catheters are recalled due to excessive lubricant on the catheter tip causing partial or complete obstruction. This risks delaying treatment and may cause blood clots, hemolysis, or embolism.
Covidien LP is recalling 3,965 MAHURKAR dialysis catheters due to excessive lubricant causing center lumen occlusion. This may obstruct blood flow or cause hemolysis and blood clots.
Covidien LP is recalling MAHURKAR 12 Fr dialysis catheters due to center lumen occlusion from excessive lubricant. The defect may cause treatment delays and serious complications including embolism and thrombosis.
Covidien recalls 647 MAHURKAR dialysis catheters due to center lumen occlusion caused by excessive silicone lubricant. The blockage may delay treatment or increase risks of blood clots.
Alcon is recalling Legion FMS Pak surgical instruments due to reports of patient injuries caused by plastic debris generated from over-tightening with the included plastic wrench.
Covidien LP recalls MAHURKAR dialysis catheters due to excessive silicone lubricant on the catheter tip, which can obstruct the center lumen. This may delay treatment and cause serious blood complications including embolism and thrombosis.
A dialysis catheter product is being recalled due to excessive lubricant coating in the center lumen, which may cause full or partial obstruction. The blockage could delay treatment and increase risk of blood clots and hemolysis.
Covidien LP is recalling 5,373 MAHURKAR dialysis catheters because excessive silicone lubricant can occlude the catheter lumen, potentially causing treatment delays or blood clotting complications.
Covidien LP recalled 15,209 MAHURKAR dialysis catheters due to excessive lubricant in the center lumen, which may cause catheter occlusion, reduce blood flow, or lead to hemolysis and blood clots.
Covidien is recalling MAHURKAR acute dialysis catheters for excessive silicone lubricant causing lumen obstruction that may delay treatment and lead to hemolysis, embolism, or thrombosis.
Covidien's Mahurkar acute dialysis catheters may have excessive silicone lubricant causing tip obstruction. This could delay treatment or cause serious complications including blood clots and embolism.
Covidien LP is recalling MAHURKAR dialysis catheters because excessive silicone lubricant coats the center lumen, potentially blocking blood flow or creating clots and other blood vessel complications.
Covidien is recalling MAHURKAR dialysis catheters due to excessive silicone-based lubricant coating the center lumen tip, which may cause partial or complete obstruction, delaying treatment or causing thrombosis.
Covidien's MAHURKAR dialysis catheter is recalled because excessive silicone lubricant can block the center lumen, preventing or reducing blood flow during dialysis. This Class I recall affects 271 units and carries risk of treatment delays, hemolysis, and blood clots.
Commercial Bakeries is recalling Trader Joe's Joe-Joe's Chocolate Vanilla Creme cookies due to undeclared peanut allergen. Consumers with peanut allergies should not consume this product and should return it to the store.
FreeStyle Libre 2 Readers may display an 'Incompatible Sensor' error when attempting to activate a new sensor after incomplete 14-day wear, potentially preventing new sensor activation and causing delayed glucose monitoring.
Trader Joe's Fully Cooked Falafel Heat & Eat is being recalled from Connecticut, Texas, and Illinois due to the presence of rocks in the product. Consumers should return affected packages to the point of purchase.
Olympus HF Resection Electrodes are being recalled due to reports of loop wire breakage when contacting metal objects. Broken fragments can fall inside the patient and require retrieval.
Commercial Bakeries is recalling Ruxton Chocolates Manning Brand Pumpkin Creme Cookies because the product contains undeclared peanut. The recall affects 4834 cases distributed to retail locations in IL, NJ, MD, NY, CT, CA, and FL.
Hello wild strawberry fluoride toothpaste cartons contain tubes incorrectly labeled as hello fresh watermelon fluoride free toothpaste. 182,046 units affected nationwide.
Benton's 100 Calorie Snack Packs are recalled because they contain undeclared peanut, a major allergen. Consumers with peanut allergies may experience severe reactions if they consume this product.