Parker Laboratories, Inc. has issued a voluntary recall for 44 cases (approximately 6,336 units) of Tensive Conductive Adhesive Gel, Product Ref. 22-60. This recall was initiated because the company received five complaints regarding the gel's viscosity, which refers to how thick or thin the substance is. The affected gel was sold in 50g tubes and distributed in 10 U.S. states and three foreign countries. Consumers should contact their healthcare provider or the manufacturer for guidance on what to do with the affected product.
If the gel does not have the correct thickness, it may not perform as expected during medical procedures, potentially affecting the conductivity or adhesion needed for medical devices. Five complaints have been reported regarding the consistency of the gel.
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