Recall Z-2762-2015— Revmedx Inc
Class II · Terminated
Class II FDA medical device recall by Revmedx Inc, initiated 2015-08-12, terminated 2015-09-17. FDA's recall record names no specific 510(k) clearance for this event. Product: XGAUZE Trauma Dressing, catalog number FIN-0002-01. XGAUZE is a 3" x 36" z-folded rayon/polyester dressing embedded with individual compressed cellulose sponges. Upon contact with blood or exudate, the sponges expand, thus increasing the dressing's capacity to absorb fluids. XGAUZE is packed in a pre-formed sterile barrier system (pouch sealed on three sides); one side is a PET/foil/PE film, and the other side is a PET/aluminum oxide/PE film. Packages are vacuum sealed and terminally sterilized via gamma radiation.. Reason: The XGAUZE Trauma Dressing was recalled because the packages may acquire small tears or pinholes during shipping due to use of shipping containers that lacked adequate protective materials. If present, these small tears or pinholes may disrupt package integrity and render the device unsterile..
- Recalling firm
- Revmedx Inc
- Classification
- Class II
- Status
- Terminated
- Initiated
- 2015-08-12
- Terminated
- 2015-09-17
- Firm location
- Wilsonville, OR, United States
Product description
XGAUZE Trauma Dressing, catalog number FIN-0002-01. XGAUZE is a 3" x 36" z-folded rayon/polyester dressing embedded with individual compressed cellulose sponges. Upon contact with blood or exudate, the sponges expand, thus increasing the dressing's capacity to absorb fluids. XGAUZE is packed in a pre-formed sterile barrier system (pouch sealed on three sides); one side is a PET/foil/PE film, and the other side is a PET/aluminum oxide/PE film. Packages are vacuum sealed and terminally sterilized via gamma radiation.
Reason for recall
The XGAUZE Trauma Dressing was recalled because the packages may acquire small tears or pinholes during shipping due to use of shipping containers that lacked adequate protective materials. If present, these small tears or pinholes may disrupt package integrity and render the device unsterile.
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