The facility reported 6-8 patients becoming sick during dialysis treatment using the 23g reverse osmosis water purification system.All patient treatments were discontinued and one patient sought medical attention after presenting symptoms of dizziness and cramps.In communication with mar cor purification field service technician, the facility's nurse manager reported high chlorine levels were detected in the product water at the end of the loop (post ro system).Mar cor purification field service technician visited the facility the following day and performed a complete check of the water room equipment.Chlorine tests were performed on primary and secondary carbon filters as well as the end of the loop.All results showed the system was operating within specification.Mar cor purification regulatory followed up with the facility's nurse manager and it was confirmed that the system was operating normally and there have been no issues since the reported incident.The cause of the patients becoming sick has not been determined.The nurse manager confirmed all the patients are doing fine and are continuing treatment.Mar cor purification has received no similar complaints, indicating this is an isolated, site-specific incident.This complaint will continue being monitored in the mar cor purification complaint handling system.
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