The recall affects one lot of ICU Medical’s lactated ringer’s injection and one lot of its 0.9 percent sodium chloride injection. Both products replace losses of fluids or electrolytes in patients.
The recall was initiated after particulate matter was discovered in the injections.
ICU Medical said it has not received any adverse event reports.
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