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1.Production process review: the production records of the batch were checked, and no abnormalities were found in the production process.The raw materials and production process for the product remained unchanged.This batch is consistent with the complaint (2025-mckesson-0202/gl-25-0063).2.Batch sample testing: on (b)(6) 2025, 10 samples of the hypodermic needles from batch number ckdj08-04, specification 25g*5/8" (0.5mm*16mm), were tested as follows: - 1) needle lumen patency test: according to the iso7864-2016(e) standard, 5 samples were tested by inserting a 0.23mm stylet into the needle lumen.The stylet passed through freely and fell out in all cases.Test results: all passed.- 2) simulated clinical use for liquid aspiration and injection test: 5 sample needles were tested individually by simulating clinical liquid aspiration and injection.Simulated test results: all were unobstructed with no blockages.3.Cause analysis: the above sample testing and production process review did not reveal any such abnormalities.Based on customer feedback, the preliminary analysis of the causes for the needle blockage is as follows: 1) silicone oil blockage in the needle: the hypodermic needles undergo full inspection for blockages online after siliconization during production.Any blockages are automatically removed.The siliconization process includes air blowing control.Additionally, to address needle patency issues, a dedicated inspector is assigned at the start of each shift to test the sensitivity of the assembly machine with specially designed defective products before production begins.Each batch undergoes initial inspection before production, periodic sampling during production (once every 4 hours), and final product inspection after production.No such blockage issues were found throughout the production and final inspection processes, making the likelihood of this factor very low.2) blockage due to coring and fragmentation: it is common in clinical settings to use hypodermic needles to pierce medication vial stoppers for drug addition and extraction.Particulate matter from the stoppers can lead to needle blockages.
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