Z-1210-2014Class II
DeRoyal(R) LIMB HOLDERS, COTTON ADJUSTABLE, UNIVERSAL, REF M2017
DeRoyal Industries, Inc. / initiated 2014-02-21 / Terminated / root cause: packaging
DeRoyal Industries Inc began a recall of DeRoyal(R) LIMB HOLDERS, COTTON ADJUSTABLE, UNIVERSAL, REF M2017 Product Usage: Limb holders are intended for mildly to moderate agitated or disoriented... on . FDA classified it as Class II and gives the reason as "Moldy smell in product". As of , the recall status on record is Terminated, and MDM tags the root cause as packaging.
Recall record
- Recall number
- Z-1210-2014
- Classification
- Class II
- Status
- Terminated
- Initiated
- Posted
- Terminated
- Recalling firm
- DeRoyal Industries, Inc.
- Product
- DeRoyal(R) LIMB HOLDERS, COTTON ADJUSTABLE, UNIVERSAL, REF M2017 Product Usage: Limb holders are intended for mildly to moderate agitated or disoriented patients who disrupt medical treatment and/or cause harm to themselves and/or others
- Product code
- FMQ Restraint, Protective
- Reason for recall
- Moldy smell in product
- Root cause tag
- packaging
- FDA root cause
- Packaging
- Action
- DeRoyal initiated an Urgent Voluntary Recall dated February 21, 2014 to all affected customers. The letter identified the affected product, problem and actions to be taken. DeRoyal has asked that products be destroyed, and that notice of destruction be sent back. For questions contact your DeRoyal Sales Representative or DeRoyal Customer Service at 1-800-251-9864.
- Quantity in commerce
- 8,962 pairs
- Distribution
- Worldwide Distribution - USA Nationwide in the states of FL, NC, IA, AL, IL, TX and the countries of Argentina.
- Product codes and lots
- lot numbers 1143442 and 1161762
Enforcement reports
One row per recalled product line| Recall number | Class | Status | Voluntary or mandated | Report date | Classified |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Z-1210-2014 | Class II | Terminated | Voluntary: Firm initiated |
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