Catalog Number 326780 |
Device Problem
Device Contamination with Chemical or Other Material (2944)
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Patient Problems
Pain (1994); Loss of consciousness (2418)
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Event Date 08/17/2021 |
Event Type
Injury
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Manufacturer Narrative
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Initial reporter name and address: (b)(6).A device evaluation is anticipated, but has not yet begun.Upon completion of the investigation, a supplemental report will be filed.
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Event Description
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It was reported that the syringe insulin 1ml 30ga experienced foreign matter in the fluid path.The lay user/patient received medication as a result of the incident.The following information was provided by the initial reporter: a customer bought a pack of ¿bd ultra-fine 1 ml¿ syringes (sku 14729) and within hours he returned upset, indicating that the syringes were open, representing a health hazard for the user.At the scene he requested to open another box and together with the pharmacy manager they realized that even though the box was closed and sealed, the inside of the bag was open.The patient, uses insulin syringes, wants to make a claim and report, because the product was already used.He indicated that after making use of the same that he bought in a pharmacy, he presented general discomfort, such as pain, loss of consciousness.Later, he realized that the syringes were used and fears that he is infected.When they went back to the pharmacy where they had purchased this product, they confirmed that there were other syringes in the same condition.I felt bad.It was a horrible discomfort, headache and spinal cord that left me lying on the floor approximately 1 hour, as soon as i recovered i proceeded to inspect the box to realize that some were contaminated without a needle and others with black residue inside them, probably rotten blood.
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Manufacturer Narrative
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H.6.Investigation: customer returned (10) 1cc, 13mm, 30g syringes in an open poly bag with the shelf carton from lot # 1088884.Customer states that the product was already used.All returned syringes were examined and 6 out of 10 samples exhibited a reddish material inside the barrel.A small amount of this material was removed from the sample and prepared for ftir spectral analysis.The spectral analysis shows that this material is most likely blood and insulin.This fm issue is also reported under investigation child record (b)(4).The blood and insulin would not have been acquired during the manufacturing process.During the documentary review, no quality events were reported in the process carried out in our facilities, the batch was inspected and later released in accordance with the current work instructions.Root cause cannot be determined at this time as the issue is unconfirmed.
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Event Description
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It was reported that the syringe insulin 1ml 30ga experienced foreign matter in the fluid path.The lay user/patient received medication as a result of the incident.The following information was provided by the initial reporter: a customer bought a pack of ¿bd ultra-fine 1 ml¿ syringes (sku 14729) and within hours he returned upset, indicating that the syringes were open, representing a health hazard for the user.At the scene he requested to open another box and together with the pharmacy manager they realized that even though the box was closed and sealed, the inside of the bag was open.The patient, uses insulin syringes, wants to make a claim and report, because the product was already used.He indicated that after making use of the same that he bought in a pharmacy, he presented general discomfort, such as pain, loss of consciousness.Later, he realized that the syringes were used and fears that he is infected.When they went back to the pharmacy where they had purchased this product, they confirmed that there were other syringes in the same condition.I felt bad.It was a horrible discomfort, headache and spinal cord that left me lying on the floor approximately 1 hour, as soon as i recovered i proceeded to inspect the box to realize that some were contaminated without a needle and others with black residue inside them, probably rotten blood.
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