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BS 3/8x3/32 L1.7 (Bubble Sensor for 3/8” X 3/32” tubing, length 1,7 m) Recall...

# Major Recall Alert: BS 3/8x3/32 L1.7 (Bubble Sensor for 3/8” X 3/32” tubing, length 1.7m) Recalled Due to Durability Issue with Connecting Cable

A significant safety recall has been issued for the **BS 3/8x3/32 L1.7 Bubble Sensor**, a critical medical device component used for 3/8” X 3/32” tubing. This comes after internal investigations revealed an alarming issue with the durability of the connecting cable near the connection to the Bubble Sensor. The problem arises from **excessive bending of the cable**, which may lead to poor contact, triggering temporary or permanent errors in connected medical devices.

This recall is a critical safety concern for healthcare facilities and professionals, as it poses potential risks that may interrupt medical device functionality. To learn everything you need to know about this recall and how to address it, keep reading.

## Why This Recall is Important

Medical devices are essential for providing life-saving care to patients, and any malfunction could lead to significant consequences. This recall affects the **BS 3/8x3/32 L1.7 Bubble Sensor** — an important device that monitors tubing flow. The **durability issues in the connecting cable** may result in temporary system errors or permanent compromises, potentially interrupting critical medical procedures. These errors can occur in specific situations:
- **Temporary errors**: Triggered when the cable is moved.
- **Permanent connection issues**: When the cable durability is fully compromised.

Given the sensitive nature of the affected product, this recall highlights the importance of proactive measures in safeguarding medical personnel and patients.

## Details of the Recall

Here's a quick breakdown of the recall:

- **Brand**: BS 3/8x3/32 L1.7 (Bubble Sensor for 3/8” X 3/32” tubing, length 1.7m)
- **Product Category**: Medical Device – Bubble Sensor
- **Issue**: Durability of the connecting cable, leading to poor contact or potential errors.
- **Problem Source**: Excessive bending at the connection point to the sensor.
- **Potential Impact**: Functional errors in the connected medical device, temporary when the cable is moved and potentially permanent if the connection fails completely.
- **Date Announced**: [Provide actual recall date or placeholder format: October 31, 2028].
- **Primary Concern**: Device compatibility errors that could interrupt life-critical operations.

For complete information, visit the official recall notice issued by Health Canada: [Recall Alert](https://recalls-rappels.canada.ca/en/alert-recall/bs-38x332-l17-bubble-sensor-38-x-332-tubing-length-17-m).

## What You Should Do

If your facility uses the **BS 3/8x3/32 L1.7 Bubble Sensor**, it’s crucial to take action immediately. Follow these safety measures:

- **Stop using the affected product**: Inspect your inventory and identify if you are using the recalled BS 3/8x3/32 L1.7 sensors.
- **Follow manufacturer recommendations**: Contact the supplier or manufacturer for replacement options or further instructions on returning the recalled item.
- **Report any errors**: If you’ve experienced issues with this product, report them promptly to Health Canada’s Medical Device Problem Reporting system.

By taking these steps, you can help ensure patient safety and avoid potential complications caused by device malfunctions.

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Staying proactive is vital when it comes to health and safety. For more details on this and other safety recalls, visit the official Health Canada website [here](https://recalls-rappels.canada.ca/en/alert-recall/bs-38x332-l17-bubble-sensor-38-x-332-tubing-length-17-m).

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By addressing potential hazards early, you can safeguard your patients, staff, and equipment. **Take action now and spread the word – because prevention is the best solution.**

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