OFFICIAL-SOURCE RECALL · UNITED KINGDOM
Devices supplied without valid UKCA/CE conformity markings or Recall: and actions to be taken report any
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- Devices supplied without valid UKCA/CE conformity markings or certification: remove from use and place in quarantine (DSI/2026/007)
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Why this product was recalled
and actions to be taken report any suspected or actual adverse incidents involving these devices. There are specific reporting arrangements for healthcare professionals to follow in each region healthcare professionals should report incidents: in England and Wales to the Yellow Card scheme or via the Yellow Card app in Scotland to Incident Reporting & Investigation Centre (IRIC) and their local incident recording system in Northern Ireland to the Yellow Card website in accordance with your organisations medical device policies and procedures Advice for Healthcare Professionals to Provide to Patients: there is no advice for healthcare professionals to provide to patients regarding this DSI Advice for Distributors: identify any affected devices within your possession or control cease further supply of affected devices notify the MHRA immediately via devices.compliance@mhra.gov.uk if you think you have received, supplied or distributed any affected devices, and provide details of any onward distribution where known and quote the DSI reference number (DSI/2026/007) assist the MHRA with traceability activities where requested maintain records of customers supplied with affected devices
Hazard
and actions to be taken report any suspected or actual adverse incidents involving these devices. There are specific reporting arrangements for healthcare professionals to follow in each region healthcare professionals should report incidents: in England and Wales to the Yellow Card scheme or via the Yellow Card app in Scotland to Incident Reporting & Investigation Centre (IRIC) and their local incident recording system in Northern Ireland to the Yellow Card website in accordance with your organisations medical device policies and procedures Advice for Healthcare Professionals to Provide to Patients: there is no advice for healthcare professionals to provide to patients regarding this DSI Advice for Distributors: identify any affected devices within your possession or control cease further supply of affected devices notify the MHRA immediately via devices.compliance@mhra.gov.uk if you think you have received, supplied or distributed any affected devices, and provide details of any onward distribution where known and quote the DSI reference number (DSI/2026/007) assist the MHRA with traceability activities where requested maintain records of customers supplied with affected devices
Official recall notice
Devices supplied without valid UKCA/CE conformity markings or certification: remove from use and place in quarantine (DSI/2026/007)
Agency: Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency
Official publication date: August 10, 2026
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