Helena Laboratories, Corp. recall records

2 reported ongoing

2 records in this archive. Latest source date May 2, 2023.

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Records and reported status

FDA device enforcement

Serrated Blade Applicator Kit (12 Sample), REF: 552687, For use with the Spife Nexus system, Contents: 30 Blade Applicators. used in invitro diagnostics

Packaging for a serrated blade applicator kit (12 Sample) may contain a serrated blade applicator (18 sample). This results in a characteristic pattern of missed or light samples on the gel, leading to incorrect or no result, or delay in result.

Class IIReported ongoing

Distribution: Distribution to US states of PA, NE, MI, FL, AR, NY, TX, and CA, and to Thailand.

Official source for Serrated Blade Applicator Kit (12 Sample), REF: 552687, For use with the Spife Nexus system, Cont...

Reasons in these listed records

  • Packaging for a serrated blade applicator kit (12 Sample) may contain a serrated blade applicator (18 sample). This results in a characteristic pattern of missed or light samples on the gel, leading to incorrect or no result, or delay in result.
  • Due to microbial growth causing interference with interpretation.

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