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It was reported that bd syringe 5ml ll sp125 contained foreign matter.Complaint via email.Manufactured product had two particulates found.Probable
cause cellulose fiber in syringes used.On (b)(6)2026, during visual inspection of the final product bags, mfg
operator identified a particulate in product bag 2 and qa ops specialist
identified a particulate in product bag 1.The particulate in bag 1 was
not able to be identified using the library.The particulate in bag 2 was
determined to be an intrinsic particle.Both bags were rejected.Per the investigation - the 6m root cause analysis determined
materials to be the primary root cause of both of these particulates.The
particle in bag 1 was determined to have potentially interacted with the
human male ab serum (habs) used.The particle in bag 2 was
identified to be found in syringes during a rinse study performed by
elevatebio.The textile cellulose fiber in bag 2 is considered a typical
extrinsic particulate as it can be attributed to the vendor manufacturing
process, but is not a part of the material of construction of the raw
material itself.Sinking white and black particulates are not expected as a part of the
final dp.The black particulate observed in bag 2 was determined to be a "textile
cellulose fiber".This particulate is considered a typical extrinsic
particulate.Typical extrinsic particulates are introduced through the raw
materials and single-use consumables used in the manufacturing
process, but are not a part of the materials of construction of the raw
materials themselves.These particulates are attributable to the vendors
manufacturing process and considered irradiated and sterile.This scar is being issued to the supplier to further investigate this
issue, as the listed materials/lots were used in the manufacturing
process, after which particles were identified in the final product.As the materials were consumed in the manufacturing process and were
discarded after use, per established disposal procedures, the defective
units are not available for return.Please see attached pictures from the investigation and product
characterization reports for reference.It was mentioned as 2 identified foreign matter on (b)(6)2026.Could you please provide date of event and total no.Of occurrences for each material number?
identified by manufacturing on 21jul26.Supplier quality/quality informed on 24aug2026.Where exactly was the fm located? in the fluid path? inside or outside packaging?
the particles were identified in the final product, after use of the syringes included in the scar.Based on the internal deviation investigation, ¿the black particulate observed in bag 2 was determined to be a "textile cellulose fiber".This particulate is considered a typical extrinsic particulate.Typical extrinsic particulates are introduced through the raw materials and single-use consumables used in the manufacturing process but are not a part of the materials of construction of the raw materials themselves.These particulates are attributable to the vendors manufacturing process and considered irradiated and sterile.¿
the provided lot# 6054151 does not belong to material # 309653.Could you please provide correct material and lot#?
thank you for pointing out the discrepancy, there was a transcription error when provided to us by our internal team.The correct lot# is 6064151.(material# is correct - #309653).
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