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Richard-Allan Scientific Company

Complete recall history across all FDA and CPSC categories — 14 total recalls

Richard-Allan Scientific Company appears in recall records across 1 category. This page consolidates all FDA food, drug, and medical device enforcement actions, plus CPSC consumer product recalls associated with this company. Recall data is sourced from openFDA and CPSC public databases.

Device Recalls (14)

FDA medical device enforcement actions by Richard-Allan Scientific Company

Date Product Reason Class
Jun 4, 2018 EZ Single Cytofunnel Brown, A78710004 Product Usage: The EZ Single Cytofu... Mislabeled product Class III
Mar 15, 2017 Shandon Rapid Chrome Kwik-Diff Kit Part Number: 9990700 Shandon Rapid Chrome... Methylene Blue, Solution #3 in the Kwik Diff Kit was not Methylene Blue but C... Class II
Jun 13, 2016 Richard Allan Scientific 10% Neutral Buffered Formalin, Part Number: 53901 a... potential contamination with potassium hydroxide may have an impact when perf... Class II
Feb 16, 2016 Richard-Allan Scientific Paraffin Type 3 For in vitro diagnostic use. For us... Multiple complaints were received from customers indicating that they ordered... Class III
Apr 29, 2015 Mucolytic Agent 1 pint/473 ml; 1 gallon/3.8 l Product Usage: A mucoliquef... Richard Allan Scientific (RAS) is initiating a recall of Mucolytic agent and ... Class II
Apr 29, 2015 Lerner Laboratories Mucolexx, 1 pint / 473 ml & 1 gallon/3.8 L; Shandon Muco... Richard Allan Scientific (RAS) is initiating a recall of Mucolytic agent and ... Class II
Feb 19, 2015 Carton: Richard-Allan Scientific CYTO-STAIN; REF 7501R; Quantity: 1x1 Gallon... The case was correctly labeled as REF 7501R, however the gallon bottle was in... Class III
Sep 17, 2014 Richard-Allan Scientific 10% Neutral Buffered Formalin. Product Usage: 10%... The affected lots could have NBF concentrations that are lower or higher than... Class I
Sep 17, 2014 Richard-Allan Scientific 10% Neutral Buffered Formalin. Product Usage: 10%... The affected lots could have NBF concentrations that are lower or higher than... Class I
Sep 17, 2014 Richard-Allan Scientific Specimen Transportation System. 10% NBF is used t... The affected lots could have NBF concentrations that are lower or higher than... Class I
Sep 17, 2014 Richard-Allan Scientific Bio-Tite Specimen Containers. Product Usage: 10% ... The affected lots could have NBF concentrations that are lower or higher than... Class I
Sep 17, 2014 Protocol 10% NBF Product Usage: 10% NBF is used to store and fixate tissue... The affected lots could have NBF concentrations that are lower or higher than... Class I
Sep 17, 2014 Richard-Allan Scientific Specimen Transportation System. Product Usage: 10... The affected lots could have NBF concentrations that are lower or higher than... Class I
Sep 17, 2014 Cardinal Health Prefilled Buffered 10% Formalin. Product Usage:10% NBF is ... The affected lots could have NBF concentrations that are lower or higher than... Class I

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