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Class IIOngoingZ-0107-2026

Inpeco S.A. recalls FlexLab X (FXX) System. Potassium Test System. in vitro diagnostic

Inpeco S.A.Lugano, SwitzerlandReported Oct 15, 2025 · 9 months ago
Legal News Analyst ·

Reason for recall

The FlexLab X System Sample Integrity Module (SIM) includes function that determines the hemolysis, icterus, and lipemia (HIL) in blood samples. This function has not been evaluated for safety and effectiveness by the FDA, so its use may cause an increase in erroneous results or a delay in patient results.

Affected product

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Affected products & lots

  • FlexLab X (FXX) System. Potassium Test System. in vitro diagnosticUDI
    UDI 07640172344002
    Affected lot
    FXX.0015

What the firm is doing

Consignees received an Urgent Medical Device Recall notification via email dated 9/3/25. The notification instructs consignees to not rely on HIL functionality for clinical decision making or to flag potentially erroneous samples. HIL functionality must be discontinued and cannot be disabled by users. Inspeco must send an Inspeco Servicer to consignee locations to disable HIL functionality. Inspeco will contact consingnees to schedule this service. Consignees are to forward the provided notification to those whom it might concern. Consignees with questions can contact Regulatory Affairs via email at regulatory.affairs@inspeco.com or Inspeco Service Team via email at service.NA@inspeco.com.

DistributionShow details

US distribution to CA & NY.

Class IIWhat this means

Use of the product may cause temporary or medically reversible adverse health consequences.

Sources & references

Taylor Coteus
Legal News Analyst

Taylor Coteus is RecallWatch's Legal News Analyst, covering FDA medical-device enforcement and patient-safety litigation. He reviews every recall against the FDA's official openFDA record before it is published and is responsible for corrections and editorial accuracy.

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