AVID Medical, Inc. Recalls Halyard TRANSPORT BAG KIT Over Potential Sterility Compromise
AVID Medical, Inc. has issued a voluntary recall for 1,500 Halyard TRANSPORT BAG KIT units due to a Tyvek bag seal issue that may compromise the sterility of the medical kit.
What Happened
AVID Medical, Inc. has initiated a voluntary recall of the Halyard TRANSPORT BAG KIT. The recall was triggered by the discovery of a Tyvek bag seal issue. This defect is significant as it may compromise the sterility of the medical kit, potentially exposing the contents to environmental contaminants.
Which Products Are Affected
The recall affects 1,500 units of the following medical device:
- Product Name: Halyard TRANSPORT BAG KIT
- Kit Code: LIFE0080-01
- UDI-DI: 10809160314500
- Lot Number: 1650056
- Expiration Date: 07/24/2028
The distribution of these units was concentrated in the state of New Jersey.
What You Should Do
Healthcare providers and facilities should immediately check their inventory for the affected lot number (1650056). AVID Medical, Inc. initiated notification to customers via e-mail on January 2, 2026. If you possess the recalled kits, you should follow the instructions provided in the firm’s notification. For further information or to coordinate returns, contact AVID Medical, Inc. at their facility located at 9000 Westmont Dr, Toano, VA 23168-9351.
Why This Matters
Sterility is critical for medical transport kits to ensure patient safety. A compromised seal on the packaging can allow bacteria or other contaminants to enter the kit, increasing the risk of infection or complications during medical procedures.
Source
This information is based on official recall data provided by the FDA (Recall Number: Z-1338-2026).
Source: FDA Official Notice
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