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On a day when nothing material happened, it says exactly that. No padding.
Baxter recalls Anticoagulant Sodium Citrate Solution — fiberglass particulate
Voluntary nationwide recall of one lot after fiberglass particulate was identified in solution. Matters if Baxter fluids enter your sterile path.
FDA.GOV/SAFETY/RECALLS ↗Second Baxter recall in 48 hours — 0.9% Sodium Chloride Injection, two lots
Same facility, same root cause. One notice is a lot problem; two in two days is a supplier conversation. Flagged as a pattern, not a duplicate.
FDA.GOV/SAFETY/RECALLS ↗FDA proposes accessory list suitable for Class I — comment period open
Under FDARA, FDA published accessories it believes general controls alone can govern. If yours is listed, your regulatory burden may drop.
FEDERALREGISTER.GOV ↗Endoscopic light source systems reclassified as cystoscopic systems for bladder cancer detection
Gastroenterology-urology category redefined. Affects predicate selection if you cite this classification in a submission.
FEDERALREGISTER.GOV ↗57 ITEMS REVIEWED AND DROPPED — WRONG CATEGORY, OFF WATCHLIST, OR ALREADY SENT. YOU NEVER SEE THEM.
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