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Corrected data: this event was initially included in vmsr filing 2648035-2021-00007.Due to the inclusion of other ancillary details that may appear as causes in the vmsr filing, this event is now being captured as an initial 30 day mdr.This report captures the event for serial number (b)(4).This is report number 10 out of 12 reports that are being submitted as initial individual mdrs.Device evaluation: visual inspection under magnification revealed viscoelastic residue on the optic body and haptic, which is consistent with a lens that was handled during insertion.Furthermore, a detached haptic was observed, which is similar to the reported complaint issue per the initial report, but does meet the definition of a ¿bent/broken¿ haptic per the dc-haptic damaged definition per (b)(4), and therefore cannot confirm the complaint.The lens was cleaned, and no further cosmetic issues were observed.Dimensional inspection was performed on the remaining haptic and measured within specifications.¿dc-device partially delivered¿ could not be confirmed, because the lens was returned outside/without a cartridge tip.The complaint issues could not be confirmed, and no product deficiency could be identified.Manufacturing record review: the manufacturing records for the product were reviewed.The product was manufactured and released according to specifications.A search revealed that one additional complaint was received for this production order, however is not related to this event.Conclusion: as a result of the investigation there is no indication of a product quality deficiency and the reported issue could not be verified.All pertinent information available to johnson & johnson surgical vision, inc.Has been submitted.
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