drugs Class II Updated 2014-01-01

Airgas Medical Services recalls Oxygen, Compressed USP, in an aluminum cylinder, Rx only, Ai

Recalled Product

Oxygen, Compressed USP, in an aluminum cylinder, Rx only, Airgas USA, LLC, Radnor PA 19087 Distributed by Keene Medical Products, 240 Meridian Road, NH 03766. NDC 11054-009

Hazard / Issue

Short Fill: Due to an error in the manufacturing process, cylinders in this lot may be empty and contain no medical oxygen.

Issued by

FDA

Distribution: To medical facilities in New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts, and New York.
Lot/Code Info: Lot # HS05A266E , size "E" and "D", NDC # 11054-009-XX Number and Part Numbers = USPE, USPEAC, USPDAC
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