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20,199 recalls have nationwide distribution and so reach Pennsylvania. 0 additional recalls listed Pennsylvania specifically in their distribution scope.
Most US product recalls have nationwide distribution — the manufacturer ships into every state and the recall sweeps the same way. We include those in this listing because they affect Pennsylvania consumers even though the source notice doesn’t name the state. State-specific recalls are usually for products with regional distribution (a regional dairy, a local store brand) or where the agency was able to narrow the affected shipments to specific destinations.
If you’re checking whether a recall affects your purchase, the recall detail page lists the exact production lot codes, UPCs, and best-by dates. Match those against your package — distribution scope is a starting filter, not the final answer.
American Contract Systems is recalling LAVH surgical component kits because two components were subjected to improper sterilization temperatures and ethylene oxide exposure, potentially causing loss of functionality and higher chemical residuals.
Smith & Nephew is recalling 29 units of a knee prosthesis component due to labeling and packaging errors where two product types were swapped during manufacturing.
American Contract Systems is recalling its Robotics Pack (56 cases) due to improper sterilization of IV catheter and adhesive components. The devices may have lost functionality or drug efficacy and may contain excessive ethylene oxide residuals.
American Contract Systems is recalling CVS PCSU SJH IV catheter and adhesive components due to improper ethylene oxide sterilization. The components may have reduced functionality or elevated chemical residuals.
Smith & Nephew recalled 28 JOURNEY II knee prosthesis inserts because two different articular types were mislabeled and swapped during packaging. The incorrect labeling prevents identification of the actual insert type.
American Contract Systems recalls cardiovascular surgical device components that were subjected to improper ethylene oxide sterilization at excessive temperatures, potentially causing loss of functionality or drug efficacy.
Carl Zeiss OPMI LUMERA 300 surgical microscopes may have a missing screw on the suspension arm, potentially allowing suspended components to fall and injure nearby persons. Eight units distributed in Maryland, Texas, California, Georgia, and Louisiana are affected.
American Contract Systems recalled General Pack medical device components (I.V. catheters and adhesive) that were improperly sterilized with ethylene oxide at higher than approved temperatures. The components may lack functionality or have elevated sterilization residuals.
Two medical device components in the Robotics Pack (I.V. Cath and Adhesive Dermabond) were improperly sterilized and may lose functionality or drug efficacy. Affected units distributed in Florida and Iowa.
Penzeys, Ltd. is recalling Brady Street Cheese Sprinkle because it may contain sesame, which is not declared on the label. People with sesame allergies should not consume this product.
American Contract Systems is recalling Breast Plastics Pack components because they were subjected to inappropriate sterilization that may cause loss of functionality or drug efficacy and increased ethylene oxide residuals.
American Contract Systems recalls Robotics Pack SAH components due to improper sterilization exposure. The IV catheter and adhesive components may lack functionality or contain excess sterilization residue.
GE Healthcare's Centricity Universal Viewer Workflow Manager may display exam information for a different patient when third-party reporting applications launch exams. The mismatch could lead to incorrect patient identification.
Impedimed's SOZO Bilateral Arm L-Dex Software (versions 4.1 and 5.0) has inadequate sensitivity for detecting early lymphedema, which could delay treatment. The FDA is recalling 354 units distributed nationwide.
Omega Medical Imaging is recalling 52 monitor suspension systems (Part Number 1000-0085) manufactured 2012–2019 in which the actuator may separate from the pivot mechanism. An installed safety cable contained one such failure, but the structural issue poses a falling hazard. No injuries reported.
American Contract Systems is recalling Sub Q Recorder Pack components that were improperly sterilized using ethylene oxide at excessive temperatures. The I.V. Cath and Dermabond components may lose functionality or drug efficacy as a result.
American Contract Systems recalled 1260 units of Cath Cardiac Pack due to improper sterilization exposure that may cause loss of functionality or higher ethylene oxide residuals.
Biomic Sciences is recalling Restore Sinus Spray due to microbial contamination of the non-sterile product. The product is distributed nationwide and internationally.
The Maquet Acrobat-i Vacuum Stabilizer System's housing mount jaw may break during cardiac surgery, risking injury to heart tissue, blood vessels, or bypass grafts.
GE Healthcare's Universal Viewer Workflow Manager medical imaging software may show the wrong patient's information when third-party reporting applications are used. This data mismatch could cause confusion during medical procedures.
American Contract Systems recalls Pediatric Heart SJH components exposed to improper sterilization, risking functionality loss and reduced drug efficacy.
Empatica has recalled 1,360 units of its Embrace2 seizure monitoring wearable due to potential battery life lasting less than the specified 48 hours, requiring more frequent charging.
Denver Solutions recalls 6,276 IV bags of oxytocin due to a labeling defect. The product was distributed nationwide to healthcare facilities.
Denver Solutions is recalling 33,480 Vancomycin HCI IV bags (NDC 71449-028-68) due to a labeling issue. The affected lots were distributed nationwide.
Denver Solutions, LLC is recalling 25,908 Vancomycin HCI IV bags distributed nationwide due to a labeling issue. Affected lots include products with expiration dates from October 2023 through January 2024.