The health system said that a portion of N95 masks it bought between November and January were tested and found to be ineffective.
“We were recently notified by a manufacturer that potential counterfeit N95 masks were in a small portion of our supply. We took immediate steps to remove these masks from our sites and have replaced them with approved supplies,” a spokesperson for Cleveland Clinic told WKYC.
The spokesperson added that the masks were fraudulently branded and purchased through a third-party vendor. The health system said it has reached out to law enforcement.
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