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Unomedical As: Contact Detach, 8mm, 23", G29; Contact Detach 8 mm, 43", G29; Contact Detach, 6mm, 23" G29; Infusion Set, Contact Detach, 6mm x 23"; Infusion Set, Contact Detach, 6mm x 32"; Infusion Set, Contact Detach, 8mm x 23"; Infusion Set, Contact Detach, 8mm x 32" The products are used in combination with insulin infusion pumps for continuous subcutaneous infusion of insulin

Recall number
Z-0356-2017
Recalling firm
Unomedical As
Product
Contact Detach, 8mm, 23", G29; Contact Detach 8 mm, 43", G29; Contact Detach, 6mm, 23" G29; Infusion Set, Contact Detach, 6mm x 23"; Infusion Set, Contact Detach, 6mm x 32"; Infusion Set, Contact Detach, 8mm x 23"; Infusion Set, Contact Detach, 8mm x 32" The products are used in combination with insulin infusion pumps for continuous subcutaneous infusion of insulin
Status
Terminated
Initiated
2014-11-07
Posted
not on file
Terminated
2016-11-16
Reason
Tubing detachment
Root cause
Device Design
Action
ConvaTec sent an Urgent Medical Device Correction letter to all affected consignees on November 7, 2014. The letter notified the consignees of what action they need to take if they experience a detached tubing. You can continue to use your infusion sets by following the advice below. 1. When changing your infusion set, closely follow the instructions for use included in the product box. Check the tubing at the connect/disconnect location identified in the drawings above to make sure it is not loose. 2. As always, it is essential to monitor your blood sugar levels frequently using your blood glucose meter. Proactively check your tubing connections occasionally throughout the day to ensure tubing is secure. It is especially important to check your blood sugar and tubing connections at bedtime to confirm insulin delivery is occurring. 3. If you experience a high blood sugar, check your tubing connections and infusion site closely to ensure your tubing is secure. If you discover the tubing is detached: 1. Do not attempt to reattach the tubing. Replace the infusion set immediately. 2. Treat any high blood sugar based on guidelines provided by your healthcare professional. 3. Call your distributor's Helpline to report the issue. They will give you instructions on how to return the affected infusion set. The letter included a reply card to be returned.
Quantity
664,000 units
Distribution
Worldwide Distribution - US including CA, IN, PA, and Internationally to Canada, Korea, and Japan.
Lot, serial or model codes
5031810, 5034061, 5034232, 5035097, 5036348, 5038182, 5038183, 5038184, 5038185, 5038186, 5038187, 5038188, 5040990, 5040991, 5040992, 5041073, 5041074, 5045147, 5045148, 5047241, 5047242, 5047243, 5047245, 5048097, 5053689, 5054465, 5054466, 5054550, 5054553, 5054554, 5057103, 5057104, 5057105, 5057106, 5058633, 5058637, 5058731, 5058732, 5058733, 5058734, 5062769, 5062770, 5062780, 5062811, 5062812, 5062813, 5066512, 5066999, 5067219, 5067220, 5067221, 5067222, 5067223, 5067224, 5067225, 5067226, 5067574, 5068464, 5068465, 5071889, 5073670, 5073671, 5075505, 5075509, 5076078, 5054475, 5054476, 5054477, 5054478, 5063762, 5063763
510(k) numbers
["K041545"]
PMA numbers
not on file
Product code
FPA
Firm FEI
1000477110
Firm city
Roskilde
Firm state
not on file
Firm country
Denmark

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Published
2026-09-28
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