Approximately 1,860 units of Henry Schein Criterion and Patterson Procedure Level 3 earloop masks are being recalled because they were manufactured using alternate production equipment that was not properly validated or qualified. This lack of validation means the company cannot guarantee the masks meet the necessary safety and performance standards for surgical or medical environments. Affected models include standard and anti-fog blue Level 3 masks sold in cases of 10 boxes. Consumers should check their supply for the specific lot numbers and item codes involved in this voluntary recall.
Using medical masks produced on unvalidated equipment may mean the masks do not provide the expected level of fluid resistance or filtration. This could potentially expose healthcare providers or patients to infectious materials or fluids during medical procedures.
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