Baxter Duo-Vent Solution Set and Male Luer Lock Adapter, Product Code 1C8507
Baxter received customer reports of air bubbles in the drip chamber and tubing when a pressure cuff is in use or when the tubing is flushed at the fully open position.
- Agency
- FDA Device
- Recall date
- Jun 30, 2026
- Status
- Ongoing
- Company
- Baxter Healthcare Corporation
1. What product was recalled?
Baxter Duo-Vent Solution Set and Male Luer Lock Adapter, Product Code 1C8507
Baxter Duo-Vent Solution Set and Male Luer Lock Adapter, Product Code 1C8507; Solution Administration Sets
Quantity: 24528 units
Code or lot text: UDI/DI 00085412014319, Lot Numbers: DR26C27062, exp. 30-MAR-2028; DR26D14031, exp. 15-Apr-2028; DR26E13055, exp. 14-May-2028
- LOT
- DR26D14031
- LOT
- DR26E13055
- LOT
- Lot Numbers: DR26C27062
- LOT
- UDI/DI 00085412014319
- LOT
- exp. 14-May-2028
- LOT
- exp. 15-Apr-2028
- LOT
- exp. 30-MAR-2028
- RECALL-NUMBER
- Z-2766-2026
2. Is my exact product affected?
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3. What is the hazard?
Baxter received customer reports of air bubbles in the drip chamber and tubing when a pressure cuff is in use or when the tubing is flushed at the fully open position.
4. What should I do now?
Follow the FDA recall notice and contact the recalling company for current instructions.
5. Where was it sold or distributed?
Nationwide
6. Were injuries or illnesses reported?
No separate injury or illness statement was present in the normalized record. Check the official source for the latest report.
7. What remedy is available?
Follow the FDA recall notice and contact the recalling company for current instructions.
8. Is the recall active or closed?
The source status is Ongoing. The Recall Guy's urgency label is urgent, which is a separate deterministic site label.
9. When was the information checked?
Last checked .
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10. Where is the official source?
Open the official FDA Device source
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