Cont¿d from section d.11: 240mg vial, lot: abh3865, exp: mar2021, opdivo injection.Additional-updated information: d.1, d.2, d.4, d.10, d.11, g.5, and h.4.The customer¿s report of residue on the texium syringe was not confirmed.The vialshield and texium syringe were visually inspected for cracks, holes/tears or damages to the components.Visual inspection observed no residue with the received texium or smartsite vialshield.Functional testing did not find any leaks or replicate any instances of residue when activating and deactivating the mating components between the texium syringe and smartsite vialshield.The mating male and female luer components were measured and were found to be within iso standards.The root cause of the customer¿s report could not be determined.
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It was reported that a texium syringe had major employee safety and patient safety concerns.First noticed (7) years ago when the texium product was implemented.The residue found occurs at least 90% of the time when using texium, to compound hazardous drugs and biologics.All of these documented issues happened in the pharmacy and did not reach the patient.To resolve the issue, visible residue was deactivated and removed from the outside of the closed system drug-transfer device.The pharmacist remade the drug that was visibly cored and used filter set to verify that nothing reached the patient.
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