International safety notice

This product has a component called a "retainer" that fixes the reservoir used in conjunction with the pump's reservoir housing. In this case, the connection between the reservoir and the reservoir compartment became loose due to damage to the retainer, and it could no longer be properly secured to the pump. Information for discontinuing the use of pumps with damaged retainers from November 22, 2019 due to a reported problem. We are providing. We have decided to collect the old (Ryozen) pump and offer a pump with a black retainer (after improvement). It will take several months before we can start providing the new Tena (improved) pump, but if the pump falls or hits a hard object, If the retainer is not loosened, damaged, or missing due to use, continue to use the pump. There is no problem.

Japan / PMDA Recalls · JPN · Oct 7, 2021

Key facts

Title This product has a component called a "retainer" that fixes the reservoir used in conjunction with the pump's reservoir housing. In this case, the connection between the reservoir and the reservoir compartment became loose due to damage to the retainer, and it could no longer be properly secured to the pump. Information for discontinuing the use of pumps with damaged retainers from November 22, 2019 due to a reported problem. We are providing. We have decided to collect the old (Ryozen) pump and offer a pump with a black retainer (after improvement). It will take several months before we can start providing the new Tena (improved) pump, but if the pump falls or hits a hard object, If the retainer is not loosened, damaged, or missing due to use, continue to use the pump. There is no problem.
Regulator Japan / PMDA Recalls
Country JPN
Brand Common Name: Portable Insulin Infusion Pump Brand name: Medtronic MiniMed 600 series
Manufacturer Japan Medtronic Co., Ltd.
Models NG1066893H, NG1596297H, NG1842435H, NG1244161H, NG1601908H, NG1955292H, NG1780366H, NG1360198H, NG1100221H, NG1935519H, NG1780802H, NG1306570H and 6012 more
Date Oct 7, 2021
Regulator page info.pmda.go.jp

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