Medline Industries is recalling approximately 69,587 Automatic Digital Blood Pressure Monitors because a faulty microchip can cause the device to fail to power on or display screen errors. In some cases, the units may also overheat, making them warm to the touch and potentially unreliable for accurate health monitoring. This recall affects three models (MDS1001, MDS1001U, and MDS1001UT) distributed worldwide and across the United States. Consumers should check their specific lot numbers and model codes to see if their device is part of this recall.
A defective microchip causes the monitor to malfunction or overheat during use. This can lead to the device being unable to provide critical blood pressure readings or posing a minor burn risk if the unit becomes excessively warm to the touch.
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