Warning Letter Roundup & Recap
Staar Surgical faces quality system violations related to its Visian ICL and MICL intraocular lenses; MTI Precision Products didn’t notify FDA after it recalled TM20 hand pieces due to sharp nose edges; an employee responsible for elastic band production at Dexta Corp. was unable to answer questions about his job. Eight quality-related warning letters were listed by FDA from June 24 through July 7.
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