Notice names this product. Tosoh Bioscience’s ST AIA-Pack Testosterone is named in FDA Class II recall Z-2746-2026.
Your particular item is not yet verified. Compare the identifiers and exclusions in the notice before deciding whether it applies.Agency-reported hazard: The Test cup lot F level 1 low-quality control results values for the device were lower than expected on the Automated Immunoassay Analyzer (AIA) which could cause falsely elevated or falsely low total testosterone results. Such erroneous test results may lead to additional testing/diagnostic interventions and in limited cases, may lead to a delay in diagnosis and/or initiation of unnecessary or incorrect clinical treatment measures. Identifying details: UDI-DI: 14560189210032; Lot Numbers: FX12404, FY12407, FY12406, FZ12408. Units affected: 310 units. Status: Ongoing.
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Product named
ST AIA-Pack Testosterone
Company / brand
Tosoh Bioscience
Lot / serial / date codes
UDI-DI: 14560189210032; Lot Numbers: FX12404, FY12407, FY12406, FZ12408
Distribution
Global Distribution. US Nationwide.
Agency product description and boundaries
ST AIA-Pack Testosterone, IN VITRO DIAGNOSTIC USE ONLY for the quantitative measurement of testosterone in human serum on specific Tosoh AIA System analyzers, Model Number 0025204
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The Test cup lot F level 1 low-quality control results values for the device were lower than expected on the Automated Immunoassay Analyzer (AIA) which could cause falsely elevated…