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Stanbio Laboratory, LP recalls STAT-Site M BHB Test Strips, used with STAT-SITE M Beta-HB Meter as an in vitro diagnostic for blood ketone values.
Recalled December 13, 2023 · FDA recall Z-0490-2024 · Stanbio Laboratory
Hazard
Deterioration in the stability of the Test Strips results in diminished low-range detection capability and inability to meet linearity performance claims. The root cause of the stability deterioration in is identified as the change in material that caused a pH shift in the coating solution resulting in precipitation during coating runs. The device defect can cause false negative results that may lead to a delay in treatment of patients with associated conditions such as diabetic ketoacidosis. · FDA Class II
Units
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Description
Deterioration in the stability of the Test Strips results in diminished low-range detection capability and inability to meet linearity performance claims. The root cause of the stability deterioration in is identified as the change in material that caused a pH shift in the coating solution resulting in precipitation during coating runs. The device defect can cause false negative results that may lead to a delay in treatment of patients with associated conditions such as diabetic ketoacidosis.
Product
STAT-Site M BHB Test Strips, used with STAT-SITE M Beta-HB Meter as an in vitro diagnostic for blood ketone values.
Manufacturer(s)
Stanbio Laboratory, LP
Source: U.S. Food and Drug Administration. Official recall notice on fda.gov →