Public recall detail

Broselow Pediatric Emergency Rainbow Tape

2025-05-20

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Quick summary

Quick summary: Broselow Pediatric Emergency Rainbow Tape. Date: 2025-05-20.

Recommended action

Recommended action: compare your product with the official notice and follow the instructions published by the official source.

Recall details

Quick summary: Broselow Pediatric Emergency Rainbow Tape. Date: 2025-05-20.

Official details

Affected product details

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BrandAirLife
ProductBroselow Pediatric Emergency Rainbow Tape
IssueMedical devices - Labelling and packaging
Recall classType I
IdentificationRA-77473

Affected products

ProductBroselow Pediatric Emergency Rainbow Tape
Lot0004316661
Model7700REA
Serial number0004316661
DescriptionBroselow Pediatric Emergency Rainbow Tape

Issue

The reason for the recall is due to incorrect information on the "AirLife brand, 2025 edition, and 36-23446 rev 2 print version" of the Broselow Rainbow Tape. Users should immediately stop use of the impacted product. All product on hand should be identified, placed in quarantined, and then destroyed. Recall start date: May 15, 2025

What you should do

  • Contact the manufacturer if you require additional information.
Additional official information
AudienceIndustry
CategoryHealth products - Medical devices - General hospital and personal use
CompaniesAirLife 2710 Northridge Dr., Grand Rapids, Michigan, United States, 49544
Published byHealth Canada
Recall classType I
Alert / recall typeHealth product recall
Identification numberRA-77473
Background{}
CompaniesAirLife 2710 Northridge Dr., Grand Rapids, Michigan, United States, 49544
AudiencesIndustry
Source updated2025-05-20

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