Aeroneb Go Micropump Nebulizer Featuring OnQ electronic micropump, RX, Manufactured by Medical Industries America Inc., Adel, IA. The product is sold individually or in master packs of 8 under the following model numbers (all using the same box label): Model 7000 - Consisting of the Aeroneb Go, battery controller, battery controller cable, 3 AA alkaline batteries, mask elbow, mouthpiece, carry bag, and user manual; Model 7030 - Consisting of the Aeroneb Go, AC wall adapter, mask elbow, mouthpiece, carry bag, and user manual; Model 7070 - Consisting of the Aeroneb Go, battery controller, battery controller cable, 3 AA alkaline batteries, AC wall adapter, mask elbow, mouthpiece, carry bag, and user manual; Model 7000-1 - Consisting of the Aeroneb Go, battery controller, battery controller cable, 3 AA alkaline batteries, European mask elbow, mouthpiece, carry bag, and user manual; Model 7030-1 - Consisting of the Aeroneb Go, AC wall adapter, European mask elbow, mouthpiece, carry bag, and user manual; Model 7070-1 - Consisting of the Aeroneb Go, battery controller, battery controller cable, 3 AA alkaline batteries, AC wall adapter, European mask elbow, mouthpiece, carry bag, and user manual. 7000LINCARE - Consisting of the Aeroneb Go, battery controller with a Lincare private label cover plate, battery controller cable, 3 AA alkaline batteries, mask elbow, mouthpiece, carry bag, and user manual; 7070LINCARE - Consisting of the Aeroneb Go, battery controller with the Lincare private label cover plate, battery controller cable, 3 AA alkaline batteries, AC wall adapter, mask elbow, mouthpiece, carry bag, and user manual.
FDA Recall Z-0177-05 · Posted 2004-11-05
Recalling FirmMedical Industries America Inc
Recall StatusTerminated
Product CodeCAF
Date Initiated2004-09-07
Date Terminated2005-08-24
Product Quantity17,464 units
Reason for Recall
The nebulizer can either fail or provide a low flow (partial dose) of medication
Firm Action
The recalling firm initiated their action via telephone on 9/7/04 to the care providers to inform them of the product problem and that they would soon be receiving additional information about the recall. Between 9/24-28/04, the firm issued letters to their care providers with specific instructions as to how to decide what individuals would or would not need a backup generator in their possession. They were also instructed to pass the information onto the end user. On 10/1/04, the firm called the care providers and subsequently issued second letters or postcards to them to correct the toll free number that had been misprinted on the literature and letter.
Root Cause
Other
Distribution Pattern
Distribution was made to home health care providers and pharmacies nationwide. Foreign distribution was made to Italy, Greece, France, Poland, Japan, Hong Kong, Argentina, Australia, Israel, and Singapore.
Related FDA 510(k) Records
Devices referenced by this recall via K-numbers.
Official Source
View FDA Recall →Source: FDA Enforcement Report / Recall database. Always confirm against the official FDA record.