United StatesBicarby Dialysate (models RFP-400-G, RFP-401-G, RFP-402-G, RFP-404-G, RFP-407-G, RFP-456-G; lots produced from January 13, 2025 through lot 26AG02019 on January 13, 2026) is being recalled. The firm notified users after an increased number of luer‑lock leaks were reported during manipulation of the frangible and tubing, which can leave fluid on the floor and present a slip-and-fall hazard; units were distributed nationwide and in the states of NY, TN, and TX.
What's being recalled
Bicarby" Dialysate; Model Numbers: RFP-400-G, RFP-401-G, RFP-402-G, RFP-404-G, RFP-407-G, and RFP-456-G;
Recalling firm: Fresenius Medical Care Holdings, Inc., Waltham, MA, United States.
How to identify it
Model Number: RFP-400-G; UDI-DI: 00840861102839; 2. Model Number: RFP-401-G; UDI-DI: 00840861102853; 3. Model Number: RFP-402-G; UDI-DI: 00840861102822; 4. Model Number: RFP-404-G; UDI-DI: 00840861102914; 5. Model Number: RFP-407-G; UDI-DI: 00840861102846: 6. Model Number: RFP-456-G; UDI-DI: 00840861102945; All lots produced from January 13, 2025, through lot 26AG02019 on January 13, 2026
The hazard
Given the increased number of leaks reported by users, it was determined to be the appropriate course of action to notify users of the potential for the occurrence of Bicarby luer-lock leaks during manipulation of the frangible and tubing when preparing the product for use for treatment. This issue presents the potential of a slip and fall hazard associated with fluid on the floor.
What to do
Don't stop taking a prescribed medicine without talking to your doctor or pharmacist first. For other products, stop using them and ask the pharmacist, seller or maker what to do.
The notice doesn't give instructions for consumers, so this is general advice for health & beauty recalls. Check the official notice for the details.
Where it was sold
US Nationwide distribution in the states of NY, TN and TX.
The official notice
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