Three (3) mclass oscillating saw blades were returned in the original packaging.Visual inspection by the packaging engineer confirmed that two (2) of the sterile packages were not sealed during the manufacturing process, and the third pouch had a slight mark on it indicating that the seal process was started, interrupted and not completed.A review of the device history records shows that this lot was manufactured on april 21, 2015 and (b)(4).The (b)(4).There were no discrepancies noted during the manufacturing process.A review of complaint history for this device and lot number combination shows there have been no other complaints received.A two-year review of complaint history for this device inclusive of all manufactured lots shows that there have been no similar complaints received.The product insert contains the following warning: do not use equipment if, upon receipt, package is opened, damaged, or shows any signs of tampering.Examination of the product occurs multiple times prior to use.This includes during shipping/receiving, distribution, storage and immediately prior to use.Good clinical practice includes examination and verification of the original packaging and its labeling to ensure both are intact prior to use.
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The international distributor in (b)(4) reported that during receiving and inspection of incoming products, a packaging defect was found.According to the distributor's inspection report, three (3) mclass oscillating saw blade packages were observed to have a seal that was peeling.Manufacturer inspection results confirmed that the three (3) returned packages failed visual inspection on (b)(4) 2015.There was no patient involvement, as the seal issue was discovered prior to distribution to an end user.
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