Recall of Trilogy EVO and EV300 devices over a compatibility problem
The notice says the Trilogy EVO and EV300 have a device compatibility issue and lists the recall as Type I, but gives no further details.
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The notice says the Trilogy EVO and EV300 have a device compatibility issue and lists the recall as Type I, but gives no further details.
The recalled infant formula may contain cereulide, a toxin made by some strains of Bacillus cereus that cooking or preparing the formula is unlikely to destroy, and symptoms often include nausea and vomiting.
Health Canada says the Simond brand avalanche cable probe is an injury hazard, and the notice gives no further detail on the cause.
Various custom-made window coverings manufactured by Apara-Transiplast pose a choking hazard for children.
The notice says the Celon ProBreath and Celon ProSleep Applicators have a labelling and packaging issue, and it gives no other details.
On certain side-by-sides, the transmission could fail and cause metal fragments to be propelled from the vehicle, which could increase the risk of injury.
On certain vehicles with 1.5 L variable compression engines, the engine may not have been made properly, which can cause abnormal noises and a warning light, and the engine could fail, causing a sudden loss of power to the wheels or a vehicle fire.
A software problem on certain vehicles could cause the electronic throttle chamber (ETC) to fail, which could cause a loss of power to the wheels and increase the risk of a crash.
On certain vehicles with a 10-speed automatic transmission, the transmission control valve body could wear and lose pressure, so the transmission could shift harshly and lock the wheels, which could cause a loss of control and a crash.
The notice lists a performance issue with Bipolar Hugo RAS Systems and does not say more about what is wrong.
The rear brake hose may be damaged by heat, which can reduce braking, make stopping distances longer and raise the risk of a crash.
On a small number of vehicles, a rear lamp problem could stop the taillamps, stop lamps or rear turn signals from working, which could make others miss that the car is braking or turning and raise the risk of a crash.
Health Canada says Klask 4 has an ingestion hazard, which means it is a danger if swallowed.
Health Canada says the Maison Luce brand Sérum fortifiant Cils & Sourcils has a chemical hazard, and the notice says the law bans selling cosmetics made with hazardous substances.
The sunshade and alternating blind are a choking hazard and a strangulation hazard.
The notice says Boneless Chicken Thighs are being recalled because of contamination with semicarbazide.
Health Canada lists a performance issue with the Raha Generator Shield and gives no further details about it.
Health Canada's notice lists the issue with Kiestra ReadA as performance and gives no further details about what went wrong.
Health Canada says Teva-Indomethacin is out of specification, which it lists as a product quality issue.
Note from Recalled Today: Don't stop taking a prescribed medicine before you talk to your pharmacist or doctor.
A problem inside the high-voltage battery could make the battery modules overheat and short circuit, which can create a fire risk even while the vehicle is parked and turned off.
The rear brake hose could be damaged by heat, which could cause a brake fluid leak and reduced braking, so stopping takes longer and a crash becomes more likely; an earlier repair may not be effective.
Health Canada says the Haleine Fraîche oral hygiene product poses a chemical hazard.
Health Canada says the lip balm and soap contain prohibited ingredients, which it lists as a chemical hazard.
Affected lots of APO-CANDESARTAN were made using an active ingredient that was out of specification for dissolution.
Note from Recalled Today: Don't stop taking a prescribed medicine before you talk to your pharmacist or doctor.
Vials in the affected lot of Cefazolin for Injection USP 10 G / vial may be underfilled, which is a product quality problem.
Health Canada lists a recall of the Erbe Flexible Cryoprobe because of a performance issue, and the notice says nothing more about the problem.
On certain transit buses, a wiring harness may be too short and could disconnect, and water could leak into its connector and cause corrosion, which could cause a loss of power to the wheels and raise the risk of a crash.
Health Canada lists a recall of Philips IntelliVue Patient Monitors because of a performance issue, and the notice gives no further detail on the problem or its effects.
Health Canada lists this recall of the Alaris & BD Alaris Point-Of-Care Unit (PCU) as a device compatibility issue, and the notice gives no further detail.
The notice lists a performance issue with the BD Alaris™ Syringe Pumps and gives no further detail about the problem or what it could do to a person.
Health Canada lists this product in a recall because of a performance issue, and the notice gives no further detail.
Health Canada lists a recall of the Monarch Platform because of a performance issue, and the notice gives no further detail about the problem.
Health Canada lists a recall of the Universal Viewer - System Feature because of a performance issue, and the notice gives no further detail.
The notice says the Leksell Gamma Knives have a performance problem, and it gives no further detail about the cause or what it could do to a person.
On certain trucks the axle clamp fasteners may not have been tightened properly, so the clamps could loosen, the axle could move and steering control could be lost, risking a crash.
On certain transit buses the rails for the wall-mounted double seats may not have been designed correctly, so the mounting rails could crack and the seats could fall and injure passengers.