Z-0403-06
BD 1 mL BD Safety Glide Tuberculin syringe with 26 G x 3/8 in. BD needle
Becton Dickinson & Co / initiated 2005-10-25 / Terminated
Becton Dickinson & Company began a recall of BD 1 mL BD Safety Glide Tuberculin syringe with 26 G x 3/8 in. BD needle on . The reason FDA records is "Safety mechanisms on the syringes are rotating too freely. This can result in the safety mechanism not holding its rotational position and increasing risk of an accidental needle-stick". As of , the recall status on record is Terminated.
Recall record
- Recall number
- Z-0403-06
- Status
- Terminated
- Initiated
- Posted
- Terminated
- Recalling firm
- Becton Dickinson & Co
- Product
- BD 1 mL BD Safety Glide Tuberculin syringe with 26 G x 3/8 in. BD needle.
- Product code
- MEG Syringe, Antistick
- Reason for recall
- Safety mechanisms on the syringes are rotating too freely. This can result in the safety mechanism not holding its rotational position and increasing risk of an accidental needle-stick.
- FDA root cause
- Other
- Action
- Recall notifications were sent to all direct consignees and potential end users on 10/25/2005 via UPS second day air.
- Quantity in commerce
- 2697 cases -- 1078800 syringes
- Distribution
- Product was distributed nationwide to 450 consignees composed of wholesalers, hospitals, and medical supply distributors. There is a Canadian customer, Dufort & Lavigne, Montreal, Quebec, Canada. Government customers include VAMC New Orleans, New Orleans, LA; Fox Army Health Center, Redstone Arsenal, AL; Moncrief Army Community Hospital, Columbia, SC; US Naval Med. Ctr., Portsmouth, VA; USAF Hill AFB 649 Medical Group, Hill Air Force Base, UT; VAMC Ann Arbor, MI; VAMC East Orange, NJ; VAMC Tuskegee, AL; McDonald Army Community Hospital, Newport News, VA.
- Product codes and lots
- Reference Number 305946: Product Description: 1ml 26G Blister Lot #: 5201856; 5175735; 5146697; 5143522; 5111315; 5082352; 5052279; 5020322; 4344951; 4323197.
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