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DSAEK Pack-RX Surgical Convenience Kit

DSAEK Pack-RX kits recalled due to contaminated alcohol prep pads; stop use and contact firm.

What to do

Stop using the recalled DSAEK Pack-RX surgical convenience kit immediately. Contact Windstone Medical Packaging, Inc. for instructions on returning the product and obtaining a replacement.

Recalled
Listed
Updated
Recall No.
Z-2619-2026
Agency
FDA
Firm
Windstone Medical Packaging, Inc.
Recall ID
99189
Status
ONGOING

Why it was recalled

Windstone Medical Packaging is recalling DSAEK Pack-RX surgical convenience kits because they contain Cardinal Health Webcol Large Alcohol Prep Pads contaminated with Paenibacillus phoenicis, which may pose a risk of infection. Consumers should stop using the affected kits and contact their healthcare provider or the firm for instructions.

Is mine affected?

Check the model, lot, or serial number on the device or its packaging. Yours is affected if it matches one below.

A M S, ALIGNED MEDICAL SOLUTIONSLot code: 237663, 237901, 237957, 238041, 238084, 238085, 238146, 238197, 238589, 239157, 239216, 239286, 239337, 239386, 239943, 240269, 240633, 240705, 240903, 240904, 241034, 241223, 241224, 241313

ProductRecall #
Dr. Lewin Pack, Pack Number AMS7200D, surgical convenience kitZ-2622-2026
Thyroid FNA Pack-RX, Pack Number AMS17729, surgical convenience kitZ-2620-2026
Preop Kit-NS, Pack Number AMS18227, surgical convenience kitZ-2621-2026
DSAEK Pack-RX, Pack Number AMS12394B, surgical convenience kitZ-2619-2026

Where it was sold

Distributed nationwide.

Timeline

  1. Firm initiated recall
  2. Publicly announced
  3. Listed on Recall Canary
  4. Summary updated

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Editorial summary by Recall Canary · summary updated 2026-09-03 · primary source: U.S. Food and Drug Administration · severity reflects the agency's published classification