State
73,833 recalls have nationwide distribution and so reach Indiana. 9,598 additional recalls listed Indiana specifically in their distribution scope.
Of the 9,598 recalls naming Indiana we have scored against our rubric, 1,908 (20%) are Critical — deaths or serious injuries reported, or the agency’s own highest classification — and 2,536 (26%) are Severe.
Which agencies issued them
These figures cover only the 9,598 recalls whose distribution notice names Indiana specifically. The 73,833 nationwide recalls listed below reach every state, so counting them here would make every state page show the same numbers.
American Surgical Company is recalling 11 boxes of cylindrical sponges because defective packaging may compromise sterility.
B. Braun Medical is recalling WHIN Infusion Sets because the Huber needle tip may protrude from the needle guard, posing a safety risk to patients.
American Surgical Company is recalling Policot sponges because defective packaging compromises sterility. The products were distributed worldwide.
American Surgical Company is recalling Telfa 1/2" x 1/2" sponges because defective packaging may compromise sterility. The recall covers 24 boxes distributed worldwide.
American Surgical Company is recalling Ultracot sponges because defective packaging may compromise sterility. The recall covers 6 boxes distributed worldwide.
American Surgical Company is recalling Policot sponges because defective packaging may compromise sterility. The products were distributed worldwide.
American Surgical Company is recalling Delicot non-xray sponges because defective packaging compromises sterility. The recall covers 4 boxes distributed worldwide.
American Surgical Company is recalling 41 boxes of Ultracot sponges because defective packaging may compromise sterility.
American Surgical Company is recalling Ray-Cot sponges because defective packaging may have compromised sterility. The recall covers 28 boxes distributed worldwide.
Biomet is recalling various trauma and sports medicine instruments and implants because insufficient seal strength on sterile packaging could compromise sterility and lead to infection.
American Surgical Company is recalling 3 boxes of 1-inch non-strung cotton balls due to packaging defects that compromise sterility.
American Surgical Company is recalling 102 boxes of Ray-Cot 1" x 1" sponges because defective packaging compromises sterility.
American Surgical Company is recalling 237 units of 1-inch strung cotton balls due to packaging defects that compromise sterility.
American Surgical Company is recalling 114 cases of Ultracot sponges because defective packaging compromises sterility.
Biomet is recalling various trauma and sports medicine instruments and implants because insufficient seal strength on sterile packaging could compromise sterility.
Pierce is recalling 2015-2016 emergency vehicles because pump intake strainers may be improperly soldered, risking pump damage and reduced firefighting effectiveness.
American Surgical Company is recalling 21 boxes of Delicot non-xray sponges because defective packaging may compromise sterility.
American Surgical Company is recalling 409 boxes of Delicot sponges because defective packaging may compromise sterility.
Biomet is recalling various trauma, sports medicine, and spinal implants because insufficient seal strength may compromise sterility, potentially leading to infection.
American Surgical Company is recalling 16 boxes of Mass Eye & Ear Finger Cot Nasal sponges because defective packaging compromises sterility.
American Surgical Company is recalling 99 units of Delicot 4 mm x 50 mm sponges because defective packaging may compromise sterility.
American Surgical Company is recalling 27 boxes of Ultracot sponges because defective packaging may compromise sterility. The products were distributed worldwide.
Biomet, Inc. is recalling various trauma and sports medicine instruments and implants because insufficient seal strength on sterile packaging could compromise sterility and lead to infection.
American Surgical Company is recalling Policot sponges because defective packaging may compromise sterility. The recall covers 3 boxes distributed worldwide.
Biomet, Inc. is recalling various trauma and sports medicine instruments and implants because insufficient seal strength on sterile barrier packaging could compromise sterility.