Z-0363-04
ARCHITECT Folate Manual Diluent, List 6C12-50; One 4 mL bottle of ARCHITECT Folate Manual Diluent containing...
Abbott Medical / initiated 2003-12-16 / Terminated
Abbott Laboratories HPD/ADD/GPRD began a recall of ARCHITECT Folate Manual Diluent, List 6C12-50; One 4 mL bottle of ARCHITECT Folate Manual Diluent containing TRIS buffer with protein stabilizer; Abbott... on . The reason FDA records is "The is an increase in the number of control values out of range low, and diluted patient specimens may yield lower than expected results". As of , the recall status on record is Terminated.
Recall record
- Recall number
- Z-0363-04
- Status
- Terminated
- Initiated
- Posted
- Terminated
- Recalling firm
- Abbott Medical
- Product
- ARCHITECT Folate Manual Diluent, List 6C12-50; One 4 mL bottle of ARCHITECT Folate Manual Diluent containing TRIS buffer with protein stabilizer; Abbott Laboratories, Abbott Park, IL 60064 USA
- Product code
- CGN--
- Reason for recall
- The is an increase in the number of control values out of range low, and diluted patient specimens may yield lower than expected results.
- FDA root cause
- Other
- Action
- Abbott notified their international affiliates via e-mail on 12/16/03 and 1/5/04. Device recall letters dated 12/16/03 and 12/31/03 will be sent to the end users by the affiliates, informing them of the unapproved serum albumin used to manufacture the folate products, and listing the impact to performance for each affected components. There are separate customer recall letters for each assay platform -- ARCHITECT, AxSYM and IMx.
- Quantity in commerce
- 226 kits
- Distribution
- There was no U.S. distribution. The products were shipped internationally through Abbott affiliates in Canada, Germany, Singapore, Hong Kong, Australia, Brazil, New Zealand, Columbia, Chile, Uruguay, United Kingdom, Venezuela, Dominican Republic, Argentina and Curacao.
- Product codes and lots
- List 6C12-50, Lots 07460M300, 11435M100
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