Parker Laboratories, Inc. is recalling 217 cases (totaling 10,850 individual units) of Redux Electrolyte Creme, Product Ref. 66-04. This highly conductive creme, used in medical procedures, is being recalled because the product demonstrates low viscosity, meaning it is thinner or more watery than intended. This defect may affect the product's performance or application during medical use. The affected batches were distributed worldwide and across 15 U.S. states between November 2022 and May 2023.
The low viscosity of the electrolyte creme may lead to improper application or insufficient conductivity during medical procedures. While no injuries have been reported, inconsistent product thickness can compromise the quality of medical readings or treatments requiring a conductive medium.
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