Immuno-Mycologics, Inc recalls Candida ID Antigen

Candida Immunodiffusion Antigen may have reduced sensitivity which could result in false negative results.

On February 10, 2025, Immy issued a "Urgent Medical Device Recall" Notification to affected consignees. Immy asked consignees to take the following actions: 1. Immediately identify, count, and segregate any affected vials you have in your inventory to prevent them from being used or shipped to your customers. As soon as possible, discard your affected inventory. 2. Complete the attached Acknowledgement and Receipt Form (pages 3 and 4 below) even if you do not have any affected stock remaining in your possession. Note: The form is a fillable PDF. You can save it to your computer, fill out electronically and attach to an email. Return the completed form to IMMY using one of the methods below: o Email: customerservice@immy.com; Mail to: Attn: Hunter Conover IMMY, Inc., 2701 Corporate Centre Dr., Norman, OK USA 73069 3. Ensure relevant staff members are informed of this recall, including relevant clinicians. Clinicians should review all negative results. 4. If you have supplied any potentially affected product to another organization, please advise that organization of this recall and send them this notification. Please contact us so we can follow up with them. 5. In case product is in transit, display this letter in a prominent place for one month.

• FDA enforcement recordOfficial FDA database entry for Z-1389-2025
• FDA device classification · GMIOfficial FDA classification for this device type
• CFR regulation · 21 CFR 866.3135The federal regulation governing this device
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