The device was returned for evaluation.Visual inspection revealed that the gauge needle was at 0 atm when received and that the device did not have visual defects.Functional testing using a boston scientific stopcock was performed.The device fell from 13 atmospheres (atm) to 0 atm within 1 second and during vacuum testing, there was no bubble leakage.When a side load was applied to the proximal end of the handle, pressure was maintained.The gauge was tested at 13 atm, 26 atm, and 0 atm; the gauge read accurately for each.The plunger handle was rotated to achieve 26 atms, 20 times consecutively, and no issues were noted.A video provided by the client was viewed which indicated the gauge needle was not showing the proper/correct pressure.
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