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A distributor reported a leaking issue of an administration set to zyno medical on 05/25/2018: " i hope this finds you well! oncology consultants has had another issue with a set (b2-70071-d) leaking.If you all could please further investigate this by reaching out to the manufacturer or something it would be much appreciated.The amount of sets that they have had issues with is a little excessive.I have provided answers to the usual questions below, along with the address of where to ship the replacement set.Also, the tubing did not have chemo in it.I have already shipped the set to you as well.If you have any further questions please let me know.Was a patient involved(connected to pump) when issue was noticed? patient was connected to pump.If so, were there any injuries? no.Do you know the date this issue was first noticed? (b)(6) 2018.Do you know if the nurse was priming the tubing even though the pump was alarming occlusion? there was no priming, the pump never showed occlusion, rn noticed the tubing was leaking and damp.Do you have the 7 or 8 digit lot number of the iv set that experienced this issue(it should be on the packaging somewhere and this tells me who the manufacturer is)? 1601009/201903.Do you need a return label? no.Would you want us to send out a box of the same manufacturer or try a different manufacturer(same drip rate)? same manufacturer.Is it leaking at the filter valve in the drip chamber? where it connects to the main tubing? the tubing was leaking just below the drip chamber." no patient injury occurred in this event.The contract supplier of the affected device is (b)(4).
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