H.6 investigation summary: bd was unable to reproduce the customer¿s experience with bactec product.Retention samples were visually inspected, tested for viable contamination by sub-culturing on tsa, chocolate, sabouraud and schaedler agars plates, voltage output and gram stain.All results were satisfactory.Ba complaint history review was conducted, and batch has been previously investigated for the reported defect.No trend identified.A complaint history review was conducted and only the current complaint was found relating to the incident lot number and the ¿as reported¿ defect code.Complaint is unconfirmed based on retention samples and batch history record review results.Product insert warnings and precautions sections states that prior to use, each vial should be examined for evidence of contamination such as cloudiness, bulging or depresses septum, or leakage.Vials showing evidence of contamination should not be used.Also prior to use, the user should examine the vial for evidence of damage or deterioration.Vials displaying turbidity, contamination, or discoloration (darkening) should not be used.No corrective actions were required.A cross functional team continually monitors all product complaints for trends and determines if any additional actions are necessary beyond the current investigational process.Catalog 442023; batch no.1321555.Upon further evaluation it was noticed that complaint received was from a product already expired.Investigation cannot be conducted to the retention samples since the product is already expired.A complaint history review was conducted and only the current complaint was found relating to the incident lot number and the ¿as reported¿ defect code.The batch history record was not reviewed as the lot is expired, nonetheless batch history records are always reviewed prior to product release.Product insert warnings and precautions sections states that prior to use, each vial should be examined for evidence of contamination such as cloudiness, bulging or depresses septum, or leakage.Vials showing evidence of contamination should not be used.Also prior to use, the user should examine the vial for evidence of damage or deterioration.Vials displaying turbidity, contamination, or discoloration (darkening) should not be used.The specimen must be collected using sterile techniques to reduce the chance of contamination.Do not use culture vials past their expiration date.Complaint is unconfirmed.No corrective actions were required.A cross functional team continually monitors all product complaints for trends and determines if any additional actions are necessary beyond the current investigational process.
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