Remel, Inc. has recalled 29 kits of BactiDrop Acridine Orange (REF 21502) because the solution inside the droppers can change color from orange-yellow to light yellow. This chemical change leads to test results that do not meet specifications and could result in inaccurate laboratory findings. No injuries or incidents have been reported in connection with this issue.
The solution color change results in out-of-specification fluorescent stains, which could lead to incorrect diagnostic results in a laboratory setting.
Recall number Z-0266-2025; total quantity affected is 29 kits.
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