FDA

Enforcement Report

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 ENFORCE
11/27/1991

Recalls and Field Corrections: November 27, 1991

                                     FOODS

                  Class I - A situation in which there is a reasonable
                  probability that the use of, or exposure to, a violative
                  Product will cause serious adverse health consequences or
                  death.


Product:          (a) Van Camp's Pork and Beans in 16 ounce cans labeled in
                  part, "Great with Hot Dogs & Hamburgers" (previous label);
                  "High Fiber, Low Fat & Cholesterol" (current label),
                  packed in 48 6-packs (24 cans) and "Pallet" store display
                  cases containing 24 16-ounce cans;
                  (b) Van Camp's Premium Baked Beans seasoned with bacon
                  and brown sugar in 16 ounce cans, packed 24 cans per case;

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                  (c) Van Camp's Dark Red Kidney Beans in 15 ounce cans,
                  packed 24 cans per case;
                  (d) Van Camp's New Orleans Style Red Kidney Beans in
                  15 ounce cans, packed 24 cans per case;
                  (e) Van Camp's Brown Sugar beans in 16 ounce cans packed
                  24 cans per case.  Recall #F-016/020-2.
Code:             (a-d) All lots bearing a product code beginning with the
                  letters "D" and "O";
                  (e) DSG (top line) over 09H0 (bottom line) - 09H0
                  indicates the lot was manufactured 8/9/90.
                  DSG (top line) over 17K9 (bottom line) - 17K9 indicates
                  the lot was manufactured 11/17/89.
Manufacturer:     The Quaker Oats Company, Dallas, Texas.
Recalled by:      Stokley-Van Camp, Inc., a subsidiary of The Quaker Oats
                  Company, Chicago, Illinois, by press release October 11,
                  1991, and by letter dated October 14, 1991.  Firm-initiated
                  recall ongoing.
Distribution:     Nationwide.
Quantity:         1,663,613 cases (12 to 24 cans per case) were distributed.
Reason:           Under processing.

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Product:          Progresso and La Sierra brand New England Clam Chowder,
                  in 10.5 ounce and 18.5 ounce cans.  Recall #F-021-2.
Code:             All product which does not bear the sulfite declaration
                  in the ingredient statement.
Manufacturer:     Progresso Quality Foods, Vineland, New Jersey.
Recalled by:      Pet Inc., St. Louis, Missouri, by letter October 18, 1991,
                  and by press release covering the Progresso brand product
                  October 11, 1991.  Firm-initiated recall ongoing.
Distribution:     Nationwide.
Quantity:         Approximately 72,000 cans were distributed.
Reason:           Product contains undeclared sulfites.

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                  Class II - A situation in which the use of, or exposure to
                  a violative product may cause temporary or medically
                  reversible adverse health consequences or where the
                  probability of serious adverse health consequences is
                  remote.

                                     NONE

                  Class III - A situation in which the use of, or exposure
                  to a violative product is not likely to cause adverse
                  health consequences.

Product:          Dried fruits and nuts:
                  (a) Ann's House of Nuts brand California Mix, in 12
                  and 16 ounce plastic packages;

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                  (b) Dried Papaya, Ann's House of Nuts brand, in 16 ounce
                  packages, and Continental brand, in 8 ounce plastic packages.
                  Recall #F-047/048-2.
Code:             (a) Julian date of manufacture codes - 156, 171, 189, 190,
                  210, and 211 with pull dates in 1992;
                  (b) Julian date of manufacture code - 155 (i.e. June 4th
                  Continental and Ann's House of Nuts brand) and 189
                  (i.e. July 8, Ann's House of Nuts brand) both brands with
                  pull dates in 1992.
Manufacturer:     Ann's House of Nuts, Inc., Rockville, Maryland.
Recalled by:      Manufacturer, by visit.  Firm-initiated
                  field correction (relabeling) ongoing.
Distribution:     (a) Washington, D.C., Maryland, Virginia, West Virginia,
                  New Jersey, Pennsylvania, New York, Ohio, Michigan;
                  (b) Maryland, Virginia, Michigan.
Quantity:         (a) 592 cases (24 16-ounce packages), 2,836 (12 12-ounce
                  packages), and 111 cases 25 pounds were distributed;
                  (b) 77 cases (24 16-ounce packages) and 100 cases
                  (24 8-ounce packages) were distributed.
Reason:           Product contains undeclared FD&C Yellow No. 6.

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Product:          Nutri-Lene Complete Nutrition Supplement, Chocolate Flavor,
                  in 27.3 ounce cans.  Recall #F-050-2.
Code:             Lot #910101.
Manufacturer:     Quality Formulation Laboratories, West Paterson,
                  New Jersey.
Recalled by:      Medical Weight Management, West Paterson, New Jersey,
                  by letter June 4, 1991.  Firm-initiated recall complete.
Distribution:     New Jersey.
Quantity:         1,039 cans were distributed; firm estimates none remains
                  on the market.
Reason:           Product is subpotent in niacin and potassium content.

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Product:          Food Lion brand Assorted Frozen Ice Pops, Cherry, Grape,
                  and Orange flavored, 2 ounces each, packed  24 units
                  per box.  Recall #F-052-2.
Code:             Lot #F2491, indicates production on June 24, 1991.
Manufacturer:     Land-O-Sun Dairies, Atlanta, Georgia.
Recalled by:      Manufacturer, by telephone July 25, 1991.  Firm-
                  initiated recall complete.
Distribution:     Southeastern United States.
Quantity:         1,734 cases (6 boxes per case) were distributed;
                  firm estimates none remains on the market.
Reason:           Product is contaminated with calcium chloride.

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CORRECTION:       Recall #F-025-2, which appeared in the November 6, 1991
                  Enforcement Report should have read:
                  Product:  Framesi brand Oxina 20, hydrogen peroxide.
                  Manufacturer:  Fort Pitt Acquisition, P.B.A. Framesi, USA,
                  Inc., Coraopolis, Pennsylvania.

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                                   COSMETICS

                  Class I -
                                     NONE
                  Class II -

                                     NONE
                  Class III -

Product:          Feminine Wash, in 8 ounce bottles.  Recall #F-049-2.
Code:             All lots.
Manufacturer:     Pennex Products Company, Inc., Verona, Pennsylvania.
Recalled by:      Manufacturer, by telephone September 24, 1991.  Firm-
                  initiated recall ongoing.
Distribution:     Nationwide.
Quantity:         36,648 bottles were distributed.
Reason:           Product is contaminated with mold.

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                           HUMAN DRUGS AND BIOLOGICS

                  Class I -

                                     NONE
                  Class II - 

Product:          (a) Robitussin (Guaifenesin Syrup, USP), Expectorant,
                  8 ounces, unit cartons in open shelf stock;
                  (b) Robitussin DM, Cough Suppressant - Expectorant, 8 ounces,
                  sealed in shipping cases only.  Products are OTC cough 
                  formulas.  Recall #D-089/090-2.
Code:             Lot numbers:  (a) 91 182-2, 91 183-2, 91-184-2, 91-185-2,
                  91-193-2; (b) 182, 183, 184, 193.
Manufacturer:     Consumer Products Division, A.H. Robins Company,
                  Richmond, Virginia.
Recalled by:      Manufacturer, by letter October 29, 1991.  Firm-initiated
                  recall ongoing.
Distribution:     Nationwide.
Quantity:         302,400 cartons were distributed.
Reason:           Some bottles of Robitussin DM were packaged in unit
                  cartons labeled Robitussin.

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Product:          Adriamycin, PFS (Doxorubicin Hydrochloride Injection),
                  20 mg (2mg/ml), in 10 ml vials, a Rx drug used to treat
                  cancer patients.  Recall #D-092-2.
Code:             Lot #DXB001 on vials.  Additionally #55001TY on shipping
                  cartons and shrink wrap for products distributed by Abbott
                  Laboratories.
Manufacturer:     Adria - SP, Inc., Albuquerque, New Mexico.
Recalled by:      Adria Laboratories, Division of Erbamont, Inc., Dublin,
                  Ohio, by telephone November 4, 1991, followed by letter
                  November 6, 1991, and visit.  Firm-initiated field
                  correction complete.
Distribution:     Nationwide.
Quantity:         1,270 vials were distributed.
Reason:           Vials of the 20 mg strength were packaged in unit cartons
                  labeled 10 mg.

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Product:          Meprobamate/Aspirin Tablets 200 mg/325 mg, in 100 and 500
                  tablet bottles, a Rx sedative, under the following labels:
                  Par Pharmaceutical, Parmed, Goldline, Rugby, Qualitest,
                  Quad, Martec, Best Generics, H.L. Moore Drug Exchange,
                  Major Pharmaceuticals.  Recall #D-093-2.
Code:             Lot numbers: 111590 EXP 4/92, 213790 EXP 5/92,
                  214190 EXP 5/92, 228890 EXP 10/92, 131690 EXP 10/92,
                  133090 EXP 11/92, 135290 EXP 12/92, 234789 EXP 12/91,
                  402391 EXP 1/93, 105791 EXP 2/93.
Manufacturer:     Par Pharmaceutical, Inc., Spring Valley, New York.
Recalled by:      Manufacturer, by letter November 6, 1991.  Firm-
                  initiated recall ongoing.
Distribution:     Nationwide and Puerto Rico
Quantity:         Lot #    Bottles   Tablets
                  111590    775      500's
                            10,384   100's
                  213790    604      500's
                            11,395   100's
                  214190    599      500's
                            10,510   100's
                  228890    921      500's
                            9,543    100's
                  131690    900      500's
                            9,899    100's
                  133090    840      500's
                            9,972    100's
                  135290    1,053    500's
                            9,314    100's
                  234789    710      500's
                            10,804   100's
                  402391    880      500's
                            9,955    100's
                  105791    402      500's
                            9,955    100's were distributed.

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Reason:           Lack of assurance of bioequivalency and Abbreviated
                  New Drug Approval discrepancies.

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Product:          Meclofenamate Sodium Capsules, 50 mg, and 100 mg,,
                  in bottles of 100 and 500 capsules, a Rx drug indicated
                  for the treatment of signs and symptoms of acute and
                  chronic rheumatoid arthritis and osteoarthritis, under
                  the following labels:  Par, Martec, Major, Goldline,
                  Genetco, Best Generic.  Recall #D-094/095-2.
Code:             Lot numbers and EXP dates:  126990 09/92, 623290 08/92
                  124090 08/92, 231690 11/92, 124390 08/92, 229690 10/92
                  133490 11/92, 326790 09/92, 104291 02/93, 223490 08/92
                  406791 03/93.
Manufacturer:     Par Pharmaceutical, Inc., Spring Valley, New York.
Recalled by:      Manufacturer, by letter November 4 and 5, 1991.
                  Firm-initiated recall ongoing.
Distribution:     Nationwide.
Quantity:         38,001 100-capsule bottles and 1,911 500-capsule bottles
                  were distributed.
Reason:           Lack of assurance of bioequivalency and Abbreviated New
                  Drug Approval discrepancies.

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Product:          Platelets, Pheresis.  Recall #B-042-2.
Code:             Unit #Z05664.
Manufacturer:     Regional Health Resource Center, Champaign County Blood
                  Bank, Urbana, Illinois.
Recalled by:      Manufacturer, by telephone September 11, 1991.
                  Firm-initiated recall complete.
Distribution:     Illinois.
Quantity:         1 unit.
Reason:           Blood product, labeled with incorrect expiration date,
                  was distributed.
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Product:          (a) Red Blood Cells; (b) Recovered Plasma.
                  Recall #B-046/047-2.
Code:             Unit numbers:  (a) 5602850, 5602890, 5602905, 5602952;
                  (b) 5602850, 5602890, 5602905.
Manufacturer:     Department of the Navy, Naval Hospital, Pensacola, Florida.
Recalled by:      Manufacturer, by letter dated March 5, 1991.  Firm-initiated
                  recall ongoing.
Distribution:     Florida.
Quantity:         (a) 4 units; (b) 3 units.
Reason:           Blood components, which tested initially reactive
                  for hepatitis B surface antigen (HBsAg) and non-reactive
                  by a single repeat test, were distributed.

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Product:          (a) Red Blood Cells; (b) Recovered Plasma.
                  Recall #B-052/053-2.
Code:             Unit numbers: (a) 0082365; (b) 0082365, 0084009.
Manufacturer:     Cape Fear Valley Medical Center Blood Bank, Fayetteville,
                  North Carolina.
Recalled by:      Manufacturer, by telephone September 13, 1991.  Firm-
                  initiated recall ongoing.
Distribution:     North Carolina, Florida, Massachusetts.
Quantity:         (a) 1 unit; (b) 2 units.
Reason:           Blood products, which tested non-reactive for the
                  antibody to the human immunodeficiency virus type
                  1 (anti-HIV-1) but were drawn from a donor who
                  previously tested repeatably reactive for anti-HIV-1,
                  were distributed.

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                  Class III -

Product:          Osco brand Stool Softener with Laxative, 100 softgels,
                  product is taken for treatment of temporary constipation.
                  Recall #D-091-2.
Code:             C6118E EXP 3 93.
Manufacturer:     Pennex Products Company, Inc., Verona, Pennsylvania.
Recalled by:      Manufacturer, by letter dated October 29, 1991.  Firm-
                  initiated recall ongoing.
Distribution:     Illinois.
Quantity:         269 dozen cases (24 bottles per case) were distributed;
                  firm estimates 175 cases remain on the market.
Reason:           Some cartons of stool softener with laxative product
                  contain bottles of plain stool softener without laxative.

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                       DEVICES AND RADIOLOGICAL PRODUCTS

                  Class I -
                                     NONE

                  Class II -

Product:          Lifecare PLV-102 Portable Volume Ventilator.
                  Recall #Z-070-2.
Code:             All serial numbers up to and including 910840.
Manufacturer:     Lifecare, Lafayette, Colorado.
Recalled by:      Manufacturer, by letter October 14, 1991.  Firm-intiated
                  recall ongoing.
Distribution:     Nationwide and international.
Quantity:         Approximately 1,250 units were distributed.

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Reason:           Should either the NOVRAM or EPROM (internal electronic
                  components) fail to operate fully to specificaton,
                  the ventilator could stop with no audible alarm sound,
                  however, a visual alarm will appear in the volume
                  display window.

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Product:          Fisher Imaging Omni 325 Mobile C-Arm X-Ray Units:
                  (a) Model 55507G; (b) Model 55508G; (c) Model 55509G;
                  (d) Model 55509G-2; (e) Model 55515G; (f) 59700G;
                  (h) 59700G-2.  Recall #Z-071/077-2.
Code:             Serial numbers: AA2202, BB6698, 0054-0988-001,
                  0054-0489-001, 0054-0989-001, 0054-0789-001, 0054-0989-002,
                  0054-0290-001, 0096-0590-001, 0054-0191-001, 0054-0990-001,
                  0054-1190-001, 0056-0890-001, 0056-1290-001, 0056-0190-001,
                  0056-1089-002, 0056-0889-001, 0056-0998-001, 0056-1288-001,
                  1028-0589-1LN, 0056-0190-001, 0056-0489-001, 0056-0589-001,
                  0056-0490-001, 0056-0588-001, BB6709, BB6629, BB6603,
                  0056-0188-002, 0035-0391-001, 0056-0391-001, 0035-0790-001,
                  0035-0190-001, 0035-0190-002, 0035-0690-001, 0054-0590-001,
                  0035-0789-001, 0054-0889-002, 0034-0889-001, 0035-0989-001,
                  0035-0989-002, 0035-1189-003, 0035-1189-002, 0035-1289-001,
                  0035-0189-001, 0035-0189-002, 0054-0688-001, 0035-0289-001,
                  0054-0189-002, 0035-0289-001, 0035-0389-001, 0035-0490-001,
                  0096-0988-001, 0035-0988-001, 0054-1188-002, 0054-1188-003,
                  0054-1188-001, 0054-1288-001, 0035-0188-001, 0035-0288-001,
                  0057-0388-001, 0054-0488-001, 0054-0488-002, 0054-0588-001,
                  0054-0688-001, 0035-0788-001, BB6605, BB6621, BB6636,
                  BB6648, AA2129, AA2088, AA2023, AA2097, Z2202, AA2029,
                  0054-0189-002.
Manufacturer:     Fisher Imaging Corporation, Denver, Colorado.
Recalled by:      Manufacturer, by visit March 13, 1991 and by Service
                  Bulletin #91005.  Firm-initiated field correction ongoing.
Distribution:     Nationwide, El Salvador, Hong Kong, Japan, Soviet Union,
                  Australia.
Quantity:         77 units were distributed.
Reason:           Product can cause an electrical shock hazard to the
                  operator.

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Product:          Surface Coils for use in Signa brand Magnetic Resonance
                  Diagnostic Imaging System, used to produce cross-sectional
                  images of the body for detection of various irregular
                  pathologies.  Recall #Z-084-2.
Code:             All Signa Spectro Coils, model numbers 46-265101G1,
                  46-265201G2, 46-265202G1, 46-26520G2G2, 46-265203G1,
                  46-265203G2, 46-265204G1, 46-265204G2 and GE Medical
                  Advances, Inc surface coils installed into and
                  accompanying the Signa Magnetic Resonance System
                  Operator Console, Model #46-243445G1.  All coils were
                  manufactured prior to 6/30/91.

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Manufacturer:     Medical Advances, Inc.,Milwaukee, Wisconsin, and
                  G.E. Medical Systems, Waukesha, Wisconsin.
Recalled by:      G.E. Medical Systems, Waukesha, Wisconsin, by letter
                  September 27, 1991.  Firm-initiated recall ongoing.
Distribution:     Nationwide and interntaional.
Quantity:         1,018 units were distributed.
Reason:           During scanning, induced currents can be generated in
                  surface coil cables causing heating of the cables which may
                  result in burns to patients.

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Product:          Exhalation Valve Manifold (non-dispoaable), for use
                  with ventilators.  Recall #Z-089-2.
Code:             Lot numbers 2526, 2687, 3292.
Manufacturer:     Instrumentation Industries, Inc., Bethel Park,
                  Pennsylvania.
Recalled by:      Manufacturer, by letter August 14, 1991.  Firm-initiated
                  recall ongoing.
Distribution:     Connecticut, Kentucky, Minnesota, California, Maryland,
                  Colorado, New Jersey, Georgia, Texas, West Virginia,
                  Canada, Japan.
Quantity:         232 units were distributed.
Reason:           The wrong component was used as part of the device.
                  This mistake may cause the balloon diaphragm to sit too
                  closely to the valve seat resulting in increased
                  resistance to exhalation and difficulty in breathing.

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Product:          Computerized Tomographic Series 9800 X-Ray Systems:
                  (a) All CT9800 Quick Systems with 46-278373G1,
                  46-278373G2, 46-237745G1, 46-237745G3, 46-237745G4
                  single bay computer systems manufactured prior to
                  March 15, 1991, using software version SE (and above),
                  W-series and also Non-Quick Systems 46-218710G1,
                  46-218710G2, 46-218710G801;
                  (b) 46-229674G801, 46-218710G805 Single Bay Computer
                  Systems with software versions QE (and above);
                  (c) All CT9800 Quick Systems with 46-237745G1 Single bay
                  Computer Systems manufactured prior to December 30, 1988;
                  using 9A, 9B, SA, SB, SC, SF or SFA software; and applying
                  to customers who have not signed an operating and basic
                  service limited license agreement.  Recall #Z-090/092-2.
Code:             All serial numbers of units identified above.
Manufacturer:     G.E. Medical Systems, New Berlin, Wisconsin.
Recalled by:      G.E. Medical Systems, Waukesha, Wisconsin, by letter
                  October 1, 1991.  Firm-initiated recall ongoing.
Distribution:     Nationwide and international.
Quantity:         2,115 units were distributed.

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Reason:           If manual controls (table side push-buttons) for moving the
                  table out of the gantry or tilting the gantry are operated
                  during the auto-positioning of scanning, releasing the
                  manual control button sometimes results in the unexpected
                  movement of the table or gantry back into the auto-position.

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Product:          Brake Rod Assembly (part of DADC '500') unit, push/pull
                  system mounted on steering wheel column and operated by
                  hand by physically handicapped people to accelerate or
                  brake automobile.  Recall #Z-095-2.
Code:             Serial numbers 500286 through 500291, 500300 through
                  500304, 500307 through 500310, 500386 through 500395,
                  500418 through 500427.
Manufacturer:     Driving Aids Development Corporation, Vienna, Virginia.
Recalled by:      Manufacturer, by letters of May 11, 1990 and March 1991.
                  Firm-initiated recall ongoing.
Distribution:     Nationwide.
Quantity:         23 units remain on the market.
Reason:           If the control lever is held while the brake pedal is
                  depressed by applying force with the foot, the result is
                  the same as pulling on the control lever - the vehicle will
                  accelerate instead of stopping.

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Product:          Cine-fluoroscopic Systems used for angiography.
                  Recall #Z-121-2.
Code:             All serial numbers that incorporate dual scan capability.
Manufacturer:     Toshiba America Medical Systems, Inc., Tustin, California.
Recalled by:      Manufacturer.  FDA approved the firm's corrective action
                  plan October 31, 1991.  Firm-initiated field correction
                  ongoing.
Distribution:     Nationwide.
Quantity:         58 units were distributed.
Reason:           Noncompliance with performance standard for fluoroscopic
                  equipment in that the x-ray field was not limited to the
                  size of the visible area.

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Product:          Bard PTA Balloon Dilatation Catheter, 5 French.
                  Recall #Z-122-2.
Code:             Lot numbers:  07BBA045, 07BBA046, 07CB6623, 07CB5784,
                  07BB6428, 07CB5786, 07CB5787, 07CB3322, 07CB5788,
                  07AB6390.
Manufacturer:     C.R. Bard, Inc., Billerica, Massachusetts.
Recalled by:      C.R. Bard, Inc., Covington, Georgia, by telephone
                  August 19, 1991.  Firm-initiated recall ongoing.
Distribution:     Nationwide.

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Quantity:         458 units were distributed.
Reason:           Product is non-sterile.

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Product:          Accu-Chek Easy Blood Glucose Monitor, Model 788, a hand
                  held monitor that measures blood glucose levels using
                  paper reagent strips.  Recall #Z-100-2.
Code:             All product since manufacture/distribution began on
                  March 3, 1991.
Manufacturer:     United Medical Manufacturing Company, Indianapolis,
                  Indiana.
Recalled by:      Boehringer Mannheim Corporation, Indianapolis,
                  Indiana, by letter September 10, 1991.  Firm-initiated
                  recall ongoing.
Distribution:     Nationwide.
Quantity:         86,560 units were distributed; firm estimated 40,000
                  units remain on the market.
Reason:           Potential for elevated results in low glucose range.

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                  Class III -

Product:          Nonsterile fiber diverters with accessories and
                  corresponding replacement tubes, used in surgery
                  with the laserscope KTP/YAG surgical lasers for
                  placement of laser fiber optics:
                  (a) Model #10-0481, 4.8 mm diameter Single Channel
                  Fiber Diverter;
                  (b) Model #10-0482, 9.6 mm diameter Triple Channel
                  Fiber Diverter w/2 stopcock;
                  (c) Model #10-0483, 9.6 mm diameter Triple Channel Fiber
                  Diverter w/2 trumpet valves;
                  (d) Model #10-0484, Replacement tubes for Triple Channel
                  Diverters.  Recall #Z-066/069-2.
Code:             Lot numbers from #8246 through 8829.
Manufacturer:     G.M. Engineering, Inc., La Verne, California.
Recalled by:      Laserscope, San Jose, California, by letters of
                  December 26, 1990 and February 26, 1991.  Firm-initiated
                  recall ongoing.
Distribution:     Nationwide, Japan, Korea.
Quantity:         (a) 99 units; (b) 12 units; (c) 20 units; (d) 3 units
                  were distributed; frim estimates 59 units remain on
                  the market.
Reason:           A design flaw in the fiber diverters could allow the
                  fibers or tips to break off inside the patient during
                  surgery.

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Product:          IDEIA Chlamydia Test Kit, an amplified enzyme-linked
                  immunoassay for the detection of Chlamydia Trachomatis in
                  human clinical specimens, for in-vitro diagnostic use.
                  Recall #Z-082-2.
Code:             Lot #108411, Catalog #8886-590093.
Manufacturer:     API Analytab Products, Division of Sherwood Medical
                  Plainview, New York.
Recalled by:      Manufacturer, by telephone from June 7 through June 11,
                  1991, followed by letter June 12, 1991.  Firm-initiated
                  recall ongoing.
Distribution:     Nationwide and Canada.
Quantity:         143 kits were distributed.
Reason:           There is a misprint on the outer box label indicating
                  incorrectly that the product should be stored at
                  room temperature, 15-30 dgrees C.  Proper storage
                  temperature for the test kit is 2-8 degrees C.

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Product:          Clearplan Easy One-Step Ovulation Predictor, for
                  detecting the increase of luteinizing hormone (LH) in
                  urine.  Recall #Z-083-2.
Code:             Lot numbers: 8141, 8145B, 8146, 8747, 8148, 8149,
                  8151, 8152C, 8153, 8154, 8156C.
Manufacturer:     Unipath Ltd., Bedford, England.
Recalled by:      Whitehall Laboratories, Division of American Home
                  Products, New York, New York, by letter October 4, 1991.
                  Firm-initiated recall ongoing.
Distribution:     Nationwide.
Quantity:         Approximately 47,500 units were distributed.
Reason:           The resin used in the absorbant tip does not dry properly.
                  The resin has to stay on the absorbant tip during the
                  performance of the test.

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                              VETERINARY PRODUCTS

                  Class I -
                                     NONE
                  Class II-
                                     NONE
                  Class III -

Product:          Penicillin G Procaine, USP 250 ml (injectable).
                  Recall #V-008-2.
Code:             Lot numbers:  1293-01, 1294-01, 1295-01, 1302-01,
                  1295-02, 1295-03, 1301-03.  EXP 9/93.
Manufacturer:     Norbrook Laboratories Ltd., Newry, Northern Ireland.
Recalled by:      Glasgow Pharmaceuticals, Inc., doing business as
                  Sussex Vale Biotech, Inc., Glasgow, Kentucky, by
                  issuing a distribution stop September 9, 1991.
                  Firm-initiated field correction (relabeling) ongoing.

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Distribution:     Nebraska, California.
Quantity:         60,000 vials were distributed; firm estimates 2,471
                  vials remain on the market.
Reason:           Labeling states a 48 hour discard time instead of the
                  approved 72 hour discard time.

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Medical Device Safety Alert:

Product:          FoCus Hollow Fiber Dialyzer and the FoCus Hemophan Hollow
                  Fiber Dialyzer, artificial kidneys used in conjunction with
                  various dialysis machines:
                  (a) FoCus Cuprophan Hollow Fiber Dialyzer, Models
                  70, 90 and 120;
                  (b) FoCus Hemophan Hollow Fiber Dialyzer, Models
                  70H, 90H, and 120H.  Safety Alert #M-003/004-2.
Code:             Lot numbers beginning with F7, F8 and F9A through F9L,
                  for both FoCus Dialyzer product groups.
                  Catalog numbers:  (a) 01-9851-5 (FoCus 70), 01-9852-3
                  (FoCus 90), 01-9853-1 (FoCus 120);
                  (b) 01-9856-4 (FoCus 70H), 01-9854-9 (FoCus 90H),
                  01-9855-6 (FoCus 120H).
Manufacturer:     Erika, doing business as National Medical Care,
                  Dublin, Ireland.
Alerted by:       National Medical Care, Rockleigh, New Jersey, by
                  letter June 1991.
Distribution:     Nationwide, Puerto Rico, Canada, Taiwan.
Quantity:         890,426 units were distributed.
Reason:           The inner fibers used in the manufacture of dialyzer prior
                  to October 1, 1989, have an excess number of small inner
                  diameter fibers that could result in poor reuse, clotting,
                  leaking and ultrafiltration problems.

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Product:          CPI Delta Dual Chamber Pulse Generator (implantable
                  pacemaker) Type DDD, 3.2 mm Low Profile Connector, Model 925,
                  catalog #600925.  Safety Alert #M-005-2.
Code:             All serial numbers.
Manufacturer:     Cardiac Pacemakers, Inc., St. Paul, Minnesota.
Alerted by:       Manufacturer, by letter October 23, 1991.
Distribution:     Nationwide and international.
Quantity:         3,036 units were distributed.
Reason:           Post-ERI replacement time is less than stated in the
                  Physician's Manual.  With the previous indicator (85 ppm),
                  patients may be at risk due to the shortened time from ERI
                  to end-of-life (no output).

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Disposition of Injunction:

Defendant:        Marshall Warehouses, Inc., Charles P. Marshall,
                  President, Jerome, Idaho.
Product:          Dried beans and Wheat (91-534-870 et al.)
Nature of         Products consisted in whole or in part of a filthy
 Charges:         substance, and were held under insanitary conditions
                  whereby they may have become contaminated with filth.
Disposition:      On October 22, 1991, the Court granted a permanent
                  injunction against the defendants which prohibits them
                  from introducing or delivering for introduction into
                  interstate commerce foods held at their facility unless and
                  until they establish and implement adequate methods and
                  controls to prevnt food from being held under insanitary
                  conditions;  U.S. District Court for the Western District
                  of Washington.  INJ #1250.

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