Medical Action Industries, Inc. 306 is recalling approximately 206,200 IV Start Kits because they contain saline flush syringes that were previously recalled by the original supplier. These sterile kits are used in clinical settings to initiate intravenous therapy, and the inclusion of a defective syringe may compromise the safety of the procedure. Consumers and healthcare providers should check their inventory for specific lot numbers distributed in Minnesota and North Dakota.
The saline flush syringes included in these kits have been recalled by their manufacturer due to potential safety defects. Using a compromised syringe for a saline flush can introduce contaminants or result in sub-optimal medical treatment, posing a moderate risk to patients undergoing IV procedures.
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