Medical Device Recalls
This is our largest category by volume. The FDA tracks recalls for an enormous range of medical devices: implants, pacemakers, insulin pumps, surgical tools, blood glucose monitors, X-ray machines, prosthetics, contact lenses, and home health equipment, among many others. We have records dating back to 2005 and add new ones as the FDA publishes them.
Device recalls can happen because of software bugs, manufacturing defects, bacterial contamination, incorrect labeling, or design flaws that lead to inaccurate results or equipment failure. Class I recalls are the most serious and mean the device could cause injury or death.
Showing 28061–28080 of 38,428 recalls
Recalled Item: Stryker
The Issue: During a review of the packaging, it was
Recommended Action: Stop using. Contact the manufacturer or your healthcare provider.
Recalled Item: Stryker
The Issue: During a review of the packaging, it was
Recommended Action: Stop using. Contact the manufacturer or your healthcare provider.
Recalled Item: Stryker
The Issue: During a review of the packaging, it was
Recommended Action: Stop using. Contact the manufacturer or your healthcare provider.
Recalled Item: Stryker
The Issue: During a review of the packaging, it was
Recommended Action: Stop using. Contact the manufacturer or your healthcare provider.
Recalled Item: Stryker
The Issue: During a review of the packaging, it was
Recommended Action: Stop using. Contact the manufacturer or your healthcare provider.
Recalled Item: Stryker
The Issue: During a review of the packaging, it was
Recommended Action: Stop using. Contact the manufacturer or your healthcare provider.
Recalled Item: Stryker
The Issue: During a review of the packaging, it was
Recommended Action: Stop using. Contact the manufacturer or your healthcare provider.
Recalled Item: Endobon-Xenograft Granules
The Issue: Cytotoxicity tests were not passed at 36 months
Recommended Action: Stop using. Contact the manufacturer or your healthcare provider.
Recalled Item: Herga foot switch
The Issue: Complaints were received reporting the system would freeze/shut
Recommended Action: Stop using. Contact the manufacturer or your healthcare provider.
Recalled Item: LeadCare II Blood Lead Test Kit
The Issue: LeadCare II Test Kits controls out of range
Recommended Action: Stop using. Contact the manufacturer or your healthcare provider.
Recalled Item: AGFA Digital Radiography X-Ray System DX-D100 DX-D100 is indicated for
The Issue: The DX-D100 User Manual already contained information about
Recommended Action: Stop using. Contact the manufacturer or your healthcare provider.
Recalled Item: Olympus
The Issue: If excessive pressure is applied to the distal
Recommended Action: Stop using. Contact the manufacturer or your healthcare provider.
Recalled Item: Olympus
The Issue: If excessive pressure is applied to the distal
Recommended Action: Stop using. Contact the manufacturer or your healthcare provider.
Recalled Item: Olympus
The Issue: If excessive pressure is applied to the distal
Recommended Action: Stop using. Contact the manufacturer or your healthcare provider.
Recalled Item: Flexor Check-Flo Introducer
The Issue: Incorrect packaging. Reports of packages labeled as 6.0Fr
Recommended Action: Stop using. Contact the manufacturer or your healthcare provider.
Recalled Item: Olympus
The Issue: If excessive pressure is applied to the distal
Recommended Action: Stop using. Contact the manufacturer or your healthcare provider.
Recalled Item: Olympus
The Issue: If excessive pressure is applied to the distal
Recommended Action: Stop using. Contact the manufacturer or your healthcare provider.
Recalled Item: Olympus
The Issue: If excessive pressure is applied to the distal
Recommended Action: Stop using. Contact the manufacturer or your healthcare provider.
Recalled Item: Olympus
The Issue: If excessive pressure is applied to the distal
Recommended Action: Stop using. Contact the manufacturer or your healthcare provider.
Recalled Item: Olympus
The Issue: If excessive pressure is applied to the distal
Recommended Action: Stop using. Contact the manufacturer or your healthcare provider.