ClearanceBrief
510(k) K990530 ยท NAD Dressing, Wound, Occlusive

KERLIX MD ANTIMICROBIAL GAUZE DRESSING

ApplicantThe Kendall Company, L.P., Mansfield MA, US
DecisionSubstantially Equivalent, Jan 31, 2000
ReceivedFeb 19, 1999
TypeTraditional
FDA recordOpen on fda.gov

Recalls that name K990530

DateFirm and productCodeLinked 510(k)
Aug 1, 2018COVIDIEN LLC
Kerlix AMD Antimicrobial Bandage Roll, 6 Ply, 4-1/2 x 12.3 (11.4 cm x 3.7m), REF 3332 Product Usage- as both primary and secondary dressing containing PHMB (polyhexamethylene biguanide) to resist bac
Terminated
NADNone listed
Aug 1, 2018COVIDIEN LLC
Kerlix Bandage Roll, 100% Cotton, 6 Ply, Large 4-1/2 x 4-1/8 yd (11.4 cm x 3.7m), REF 6715 Product Usage: Used as both primary and secondary dressing for bandaging heads, limbs and difficult-to-dres
Terminated
NADNone listed
Aug 1, 2018COVIDIEN LLC
Kerlix Gauze Roll, 6 Ply, Large 4-1/2 x 4-1/8 yd (11.4 cm x 3.7m) Stretched, REF 7880 Product Usage: Used as both primary and secondary dressing for bandaging heads, limbs and difficult-to-dress woun
Terminated
NADNone listed
Aug 1, 2018COVIDIEN LLC
Kerlix Bandage Roll, 100 Cotton, 8 Ply, Large 4-1/2 x 9.3 (11.4 cm x 2.8 m), REF 6716 Product Usage: Used as both primary and secondary dressing for bandaging heads, limbs and difficult-to-dress woun
Terminated
NADNone listed
Aug 1, 2018COVIDIEN LLC
Dermacea Gauze Fluff Roll, 6 Ply, 4-1/2 x 4-1/8 yd (11.4 cm x 3.7 m), REF 441103 Product Usage: Used as both primary and secondary dressing for bandaging heads, limbs and difficult-to-dress wounds.
Terminated
NADNone listed
Aug 1, 2018COVIDIEN LLC
Dermacea Gauze Fluff Roll, 6 Ply, 4 x 4-1/8 yd (10.2 cm x 3.7 m), REF 441106 Product Usage: Used as both primary and secondary dressing for bandaging heads, limbs and difficult-to-dress wounds.
Terminated
NADNone listed
Jul 20, 2004Kendall Healthcare Products Co
Kendall Kerlix A.M.D. Antimicrobial Large Roll, Sterile 6 ply-4.5 in x 4.1 yd Product Number: 3331
Terminated
NADNone listed

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