LifeScan, makers of OneTouch Basic and OneTouch Ultra alerted FDA of the counterfeit diabetic test strips, which resulted in FDA in issuing a nationwide alert. The counterfeit diabetic test strips were distributed to pharmacies and stores nationwide--but primarily in Ohio, New York, Florida, Maryland and Missouri--by Medical Plastic Devices, Inc., Quebec, Canada and Champion Sales, Inc., Brooklyn, N.Y.
The counterfeit diabetic test strips can be identified by the following characteristics:
Counterfeit One Touch Basic/Profile Test Strips
- Lot Numbers 272894A, 2619932 or 2606340
- Multiple Languages- English, Greek and Portuguese text on the outer carton
- Limited to 50-Count One Touch (Basic/Profile) Test Strip packages
Counterfeit One Touch Ultra Test Strips
- Lot Number 2691191
- Multiple Languages- English and French text on the outer carton
- Limited to 50-Count One Touch Ultra Test Strip packages
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