Cardinal Health procedure trays caught in BD Alaris infusion set withdrawal, Health Canada says

A decision by Becton Dickinson (BD) to pull infusion sets used with its Alaris pump module model 8100 has now reached the kitted-products market. Health Canada has listed a Type I recall of Cardinal Health General Procedure Trays, which contain the affected sets. The notice carries the reference RA-82737.

Cardinal Health was recently informed of BD's recall, according to the notice. BD has asked for the sets to be discontinued, and the regulator files the problem under product performance. The recalling firm is Cardinal Health 200, LLC, based in Waukegan, Illinois. The recall date is 24 September 2026. Health Canada first posted the entry on 6 October and updated it on 12 November.

Nine tray entries are named, identified by lot or serial numbers 22870, 31972, 34186, 30288, 33612, 46036, 45108, 45062 and 964798. They correspond to catalogue numbers RES307732C, RES3077323, RES3077322, RES3077321 and RES307732A.

Context: Type I is the most serious of Health Canada's recall classes. It is used where a product could cause grave harm or death. The notice is aimed at healthcare audiences and tells anyone needing more information to contact the manufacturer. It gives no further corrective steps, no unit counts and no reports of harm, so the commercial scale of the recall cannot be judged from the listing.