Drug recall

A) Product Code 2N1191: Non-DEHP Y-Type Catheter Extension Set, 4.8", Vol. 0.6 mL, Male Luer Lock Adapter…

FDA recall event 64696 · Class II · Baxter Healthcare Corp.

Key facts

Event ID 64696
Recall numbers Z-1268-2013, Z-1269-2013, Z-1270-2013, Z-1271-2013
Recalling firm Baxter Healthcare Corp.
Product type Devices
Products A) Product Code 2N1191: Non-DEHP Y-Type Catheter Extension Set, 4.8", Vol. 0.6 mL, Male Luer Lock Adapter, Single use only; B) Product Code 2N1206: Non-DEHP I.V. Catheter Extension Set, 5.7", Vol. 0.7…, A) Product Code 2N3371: Non-DEHP Y-Type Catheter Extension Set, 5.7", Vol. 0.8 mL, 2 Injection Sites, Male Luer Lock Adapter, Single use only Product Usage: This device is indicated for use in blood…, A) Product Code 2N8220: Non-DEHP Catheter Extension Set Kit, Single use only, includes: 1) 7.7", Vol. 1.10 mL, Luer Activated Valve for IV Access, Male Luer Lock Adapter, 2) Medium Catheter…, A) Product Code 2N8371: Non-DEHP Y-Type Catheter Extension Set Kit, 6.0", Vol. 1.0 mL, 2 Luer Activated Valves, Male Luer Lock Adapter, Single use only Product Usage: The IV extension tubing kits are…
Classification Class II
Status Terminated
Voluntary or mandated Firm Initiated
Reason for recall Customers have reported that when separating an individual package from its attached grouping, the adjacent package has opened, compromising its sterile barrier properties.
Initiation date Mar 28, 2013
Report date May 15, 2013
Termination date Jul 31, 2017
City Deerfield
State IL
Country United States
FEI number 1417572

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  • 1–9 Products in this recall
  • 10–99 FDA inspections of this firm (FEI)

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