Michigan recalls

The ceramic tip on Olympus Inner Sheath Model A2642, used in urological endoscopic procedures, can break during use. The FDA has received complaints of this breakage occurring.

Olympus has recalled the Inner Sheath Model A2641, a medical device used in urological procedures. The ceramic tip of the resection sheath can break during use, which may affect the safety and effectiveness of the procedure.

Olympus Corporation is recalling its 10 Fr. Model A37004A endoscopic sheath used in urological procedures because the ceramic tip can break during use. The company has received complaints about this defect. No injuries have been reported.

Olympus has recalled the Inner Sheath 21 Fr. Model No. A2660T, a medical device used in urological procedures. The ceramic tip on the resection sheath can break during use, which could affect the safety and effectiveness of the procedure.

Olympus has recalled its Model A2666 resection sheath, a medical device used in urologic procedures, because the ceramic tip can break during use. The FDA has classified this as a Class II recall affecting all lots of this device.

Olympus has recalled its Inner Sheath, Long (Model WA22017T) used in urological and gynecological procedures because the ceramic tip of the resection sheath can break during use. The company received multiple complaints about this defect. About 1,141 units are affected nationwide.

Olympus has recalled its Inner Sheath Long (Model WA22017A), a medical device used in urological and gynecological procedures. The ceramic tip on the resection sheath can break during use. The FDA has classified this as a Class II recall affecting 437 units distributed nationwide.

The ceramic tip on Olympus Inner Sheath Model A4741, used in gynecological endoscopy procedures, can break during use. The FDA has received complaints of this breakage. Approximately 91 units are affected nationwide.

The ceramic tip on Olympus Resection Sheath Model A42011A (8 mm) can break during use. This gynecological surgical instrument is used in medical procedures, and a broken tip could create complications. No injuries have been reported, but the FDA is recalling all units as a precaution.

Olympus has recalled the Inner Sheath Model A2660, a medical device used in urological procedures. The ceramic tip of the resection sheath can break during use, which could affect the safety and effectiveness of the procedure.

The ceramic tip on Olympus Resection Sheath Model A22043T (28 Fr. with Deflecting Obturator) can break during use. This device is used in urologic surgical procedures. The FDA has identified 207 affected units across the US.

The ceramic tip on Olympus Resection Sheath model A22043A can break during use. This is a medical device used in urologic procedures. No injuries have been reported, but the broken tip could affect the device's function.

Olympus Corporation of the Americas is recalling the Resection Sheath 26 Fr. with Deflecting Obturator (Model A22042T), a medical device used in urologic procedures. The ceramic tip on this device can break during use, which may affect the procedure or patient safety.

Olympus has recalled its Resection Sheath 26 Fr. (Model A22042A) used in urologic procedures because the ceramic tip can break during use. The company has received complaints about this defect. All lots of this device are affected.

Olympus is recalling a urologic resection sheath because the ceramic tip can break during use. This affects Model No. A22041T units distributed nationwide. No injuries have been reported, but a broken tip could affect the device's function.

Olympus has recalled the Resection Sheath, 24 Fr (Model A22041A), a urologic medical device, because the ceramic tip can break during use. The company has received multiple complaints about this problem. About 3,484 units are affected nationwide.

Olympus has recalled a urologic resection sheath (Model A22040T) because the ceramic tip can break during use. The FDA has classified this as a Class II recall, meaning the defect could cause serious harm. No injuries have been reported so far.

Olympus has recalled a urologic resection sheath (Model A22040A) because the ceramic tip can break during use. The FDA has classified this as a Class II recall affecting 6,949 units distributed nationwide. No injuries have been reported.

The ceramic tip on Olympus Resection Sheath models A22014A and A22014T can break during use. These devices are used by doctors during urological procedures. The company has received complaints about this issue affecting 29 units nationwide.

Olympus is recalling the Cystoscope Outer Sheath model WA22810A because it is incompatible with GreenLight Laser systems used for prostate (BPH) treatment. Using this sheath with the laser can damage the tip of the device, potentially affecting the safety and function of the cystoscope.

MRIMed's SL-111 battery for the Mobile Exam Light (model SL-110) can overheat while charging, causing internal components to melt and create smoke. This affects 314 batteries with specific lot numbers distributed nationwide and internationally.

Meijer sterile saline wound wash (0.9% sodium chloride, 7.1 fl oz) may not have been manufactured to meet required sterility standards. The manufacturer did not follow proper sterilization procedures for this wound-cleaning product. All lots of model MJSALINE7 are affected.

Medline has recalled specific lots of its Nail Kit (Model DYKM1528) because the sterile saline wound wash included in the kit may not meet required sterility standards. The saline solution could potentially be contaminated. No injuries have been reported so far.

Medline recalled five models of Convenience Kits because the sterile saline wound wash component may not meet required sterility safety standards. The affected kits were distributed for medical use. No injuries have been reported.

Medline is recalling specific lots of its Convenience Nail Kit because the sterile saline wound wash component may not meet required sterility standards. The affected product was distributed nationwide and to several Caribbean locations. No injuries have been reported.

Medline Industries recalled its 7.1 FL OZ Sterile Saline Wound Wash because the manufacturer may not have properly sterilized the product to meet safety standards. This affects all lots of model MDSALINE7 distributed nationwide and in the Caribbean. No injuries have been reported.

Oregon Potato Company LLC is recalling frozen blueberries distributed to food service and commercial customers because they may be contaminated with Listeria monocytogenes, a bacteria that can cause serious illness. These products were not sold in retail grocery stores. The recall affects specific lot codes with expiration dates between July and November 2027.

Downstream recall. Product contains arrowroot flour ingredient that was voluntarily recalled by the supplier due to potential contamination of soft kraft paper/plastic bag pieces.

BioGlo Fluorescein Sodium Ophthalmic Strips were not manufactured according to safety standards, raising concerns about sterility. The strips are used by eye care professionals for diagnostic eye exams. All lots distributed nationwide are affected.

Bio Glo Fluorescein Sodium Ophthalmic Strips USP were not manufactured following proper sterility standards. These diagnostic strips, distributed nationwide, may not be sterile and could pose a safety risk if used in the eye.