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Heartstart defibrillation pads

Official notice

15 Dec 2022

Last checked

15 Dec 2022

Medium riskHealth Canada

An official Health Canada notice concerns Heartstart defibrillation pads. Some electrode pads used with the hs1/onsite/home AED have been observed to experience gel separation from the foam/tin backing when peeled from the yellow plastic liner. The gel may fold onto itself, resulting in reduced surface area of gel on the pad. A pad in this condition could cause the hs1/onsite/home AED to deliver less effective or ineffective therapy to the patient due to the reduced surface contact area with the skin. Recall start date: November 23, 2022 Published 2022-12-15.

What to do now

Contact the manufacturer if you require additional information.

Recall number

72333

Official notice

2022-12-15

The hazard

Some electrode pads used with the hs1/onsite/home AED have been observed to experience gel separation from the foam/tin backing when peeled from the yellow plastic liner. The gel may fold onto itself, resulting in reduced surface area of gel on the pad. A pad in this condition could cause the hs1/onsite/home AED to deliver less effective or ineffective therapy to the patient due to the reduced surface contact area with the skin. Recall start date: November 23, 2022

How to check if you're affected

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Recall Numbers

72333

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Affected products

Product 1

Affected products - Heartstart Defibrillation Pads, Lot or serial number - Not applicable, Model or catalogue number - M5071A M5072A

Risk / hazard

Some electrode pads used with the hs1/onsite/home AED have been observed to experience gel separation from the foam/tin backing when peeled from the yellow plastic liner. The gel may fold onto itself, resulting in reduced surface area of gel on the pad. A pad in this condition could cause the hs1/onsite/home AED to deliver less effective or ineffective therapy to the patient due to the reduced surface contact area with the skin. Recall start date: November 23, 2022

Where it was sold

The source does not list specific retailers. See the official notice for where affected products were sold.

Location 1

CA · Canada

Affected area 1

CA · Canada

Company & contacts

Manufacturer

Not provided

Phone

Not provided

Brand: Philips, Heartstart Defibrillation Pads.

Source & status

Source

Health Canada

Tier

official

Category

HEALTH

Classification

Type II

App estimate

medium

Recall details

Recall number

72333

Classification

Type II

Source tier

official

Documents, notices & source

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