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Medical device recalls 2016

Liquid stable 2 part Homocysteine Reagent — Class II medical device recall Z-2063-2016

Terminated recall by Medtest Holdings, Inc., reported 2016-07-06, distributed in IL, MI, MN, NJ, NY. Deterioration in performance of the Liquid Stable (LS) 2-Part HOMOCYSTEINE REAGENT resulting in under recovery

Recall numberZ-2063-2016
Product typeMedical device
ClassificationClass II
StatusTerminated
Voluntary or mandatedVoluntary
Recalling firmMedtest Holdings, Inc., Canton, MI, United States
Recall initiated2015-04-03
Classified2016-06-28
Reported by FDA2016-07-06
Terminated2016-07-05
DistributedIL, MI, MN, NJ, NY
Quantity13
Reason classespotency
Lot numbers2016-01, 416703
Model numbersH7575-57

Product

Liquid stable 2 part Homocysteine Reagent, for in vitro quantitative determination of total homocysteine in human serum and plasma - H7575-57 kit includes one Rl and one R2 bottle and one bottle of calibrator level 1 and one bottle of calibrator level 2.

Reason for recall

Deterioration in performance of the Liquid Stable (LS) 2-Part HOMOCYSTEINE REAGENT resulting in under recovery. The manufacturer has indicated that the HOMOCYSTEINE REAGENT lot listed above shows deterioration in assay performance manifesting itself by under recovery of Homocysteine in Controls and Patient Samples. The cause of this deterioration has been attributed to a loss of reductant activity in Reagent 1. Testing performed indicated that the affected lot is at the limit of acceptable clinical performance. This observation was consistent across the reportable range of the assay. For this reason, do not continue to use affected reagent lot. Test data generated to date will be acceptable where validity control specifiCations have been met.

Machine access

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