Fighter™

2 catalogue numbers from H749393033000, listed by Boston Scientific Corporation, United States, under Wire, Guide, Catheter. 10 manufacturers in China are registered for this product code.

Registry build 21.09.26
10manufacturers in China registered for this device type
2catalogue numbers in this listing
37510(k) clearances naming this product code
40recalls on this code

Who Else Makes It

Concentrated in Beijing (4), Jiangsu (3), Guangdong (2). One is registered as a contract manufacturer, able to build to a specification.

Chinese manufacturers registered for FDA product code DQX
Manufacturer City Province Registered as Device types
Mehow Innovative (Huizhou) Ltd. Huizhou Guangdong Contract manufacturer 11
Shanghai JPY ION-Tech Co., Ltd. Shanghai Shanghai Contract manufacturer 70
Suzhou Prosteri Medical Technology Co., Ltd. Suzhou Jiangsu Contract manufacturer 20
Sunny Medical Device (Shenzhen) Co., Ltd. Shenzhen Guangdong Contract manufacturer 11
Lepu Medical Technology (Beijing) Co., Ltd. Beijing Beijing Manufacturer 7
Beijing Target Medical Technologies Inc. Beijing Beijing Contract manufacturer 7
Suzhou Zenith Vascular Scitech Limited Suzhou Jiangsu Manufacturer 6
Beijing Bywave Sensing Medical Technology Co., Ltd. Beijing Beijing Manufacturer 2
Shanghai Achieva Medical Suzhou Co., Ltd. Suzhou Jiangsu Manufacturer 2
Deepintec Scientific Co., Ltd. Beijing Beijing Manufacturer 2

Record

Regulatory record for Fighter™
Listed by Boston Scientific Corporation, United States
FDA product code DQX
Device type Wire, Guide, Catheter
Device class Class 2
Regulation 21 CFR 870.1330
Establishment Specification developer, Repacker / relabeller, Complaint-file establishment, Manufacturer, Exporter
Record published 2016-09-24
Record revised 2018-03-29 (version 2)

Specifications

Specifications
MRI safety Labeling does not contain MRI Safety Information
Supplied sterile Yes
Single use Yes
Prescription Prescription only
Label carries lot or batch number, expiry date
Packaging Pack of 5

Catalogue Numbers

Catalogue numbers for Fighter™
Catalogue number Size Status
H749393033000 0.014 in Diameter In distribution
H749393031900 0.014 in Diameter In distribution

Same Product Code

Other products under the same FDA product code
Product Sold by Catalogue numbers
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Guidewire Galt Medical Corp. 144
Amplatz Cook Incorporated 128
InQwire® Merit Medical Systems, Inc. 120
Angiographic Guide Wire Medtronic, Inc. 94
Glidewire Terumo Corp. 83
Starter™ Guidewire Lake Region Medical Limited 82
INT,Falcon Guide Wire Shanghai Kindly Medical Instruments Co., Ltd. 72
GuideRight™ St. Jude Medical 69

Showing 12 of 525. All products under Wire, Guide, Catheter

510(K) Clearances

FDA 510(k) clearances naming this product code
Clearance Decision date
K182315 2018-09-26
K180726 2018-06-18
K180795 2018-04-12
K172453 2017-11-09
K170636 2017-03-22
K152231 2016-02-12
K151840 2015-12-16
K143587 2015-01-15
K140673 2014-04-16
K123024 2012-10-26
K112745 2011-10-18
K111485 2011-06-30
K111498 2011-06-30
K110479 2011-04-08
K090554 2009-07-02
K081021 2008-08-08
K052783 2005-10-27
K040867 2004-04-30
K040140 2004-02-12
K033742 2004-01-12
K032050 2003-08-08
K032183 2003-08-01
K020283 2002-02-11
K011906 2001-08-13
K971688 1997-12-11
K971254 1997-07-01
K964611 1997-01-28
K954622 1996-04-29
K954552 1996-04-29
K953023 1995-09-21
K945379 1995-06-05
K950352 1995-04-28
K942453 1994-12-08
K935997 1994-06-17
K933334 1994-01-26
K922302 1992-07-24
K897152 1990-02-22

Recalls

2 of these are Class II. Class II means a temporary or reversible health consequence. Volume alone is not a quality signal: a manufacturer that ships more recalls more.

Recalls referencing this product code
Initiated FDA class Root cause Reason Quantity Closed
2018-12-19 Class II Labeling mix-ups A batch of 185cm Stingray Guidewires are incorrectly labeled as 300cm guidewires. 49 units 2020-06-09
2016-03-28 Class II Process control Boston Scientific is voluntarily implementing a Medical Device Recall of one batch of PT Graphix Magnet J-TIP Guidewires. Boston Scientific has found that, while the batch is labeled as a J-tip model, the guidewires are straight and do not 47 units 2016-11-07
2011-08-01 Not classified Labeling mix-ups Boston Scientific is voluntarily recalling one lot/batch of Katzen” Infusion Wires because we have identified that the label on the carton and the inner pouch indicated an incorrect device length. The labels indicate a device length of 18 33 2012-08-10
2010-06-07 Not classified Other The Guidewire has the potential to flake off polytetrafluroethylene (PTFE) particulate, which has the potential to embolize and result in infarction when introduced into a patient’s circulatory system. 36,049 total units, all sizes 2011-01-10
2010-06-07 Not classified Other The Guidewire has the potential to flake off polytetrafluroethylene (PTFE) particulate, which has the potential to embolize and result in infarction when introduced into a patient’s circulatory system. 36, 049 total units, all sizes 2011-01-10
2010-06-07 Not classified Other The Guidewire has the potential to flake off polytetrafluroethylene (PTFE) particulate, which has the potential to embolize and result in infarction when introduced into a patient’s circulatory system. 36, 049 total units, all sizes 2011-01-10
2010-06-07 Not classified Other The Guidewire has the potential to flake off polytetrafluroethylene (PTFE) particulate, which has the potential to embolize and result in infarction when introduced into a patient’s circulatory system. 36, 049 total units – all sizes 2011-01-10
2010-06-07 Not classified Other The Guidewire has the potential to flake off polytetrafluroethylene (PTFE) particulate, which has the potential to embolize and result in infarction when introduced into a patient’s circulatory system. 36049 units, all sizes 2011-01-10
2010-06-07 Not classified Other The Guidewire has the potential to flake off polytetrafluroethylene (PTFE) particulate, which has the potential to embolize and result in infarction when introduced into a patient’s circulatory system. 36,049 units total – all sizes 2011-01-10
2010-06-07 Not classified Other The Guidewire has the potential to flake off polytetrafluroethylene (PTFE) particulate, which has the potential to embolize and result in infarction when introduced into a patient’s circulatory system. 36, 049 total units, all sizes 2011-01-10
2010-06-07 Not classified Other The Guidewire has the potential to flake off polytetrafluroethylene (PTFE) particulate, which has the potential to embolize and result in infarction when introduced into a patient’s circulatory system. 36, 039 total units – all sizes 2011-01-10
2010-06-07 Not classified Other The Guidewire has the potential to flake off polytetrafluroethylene (PTFE) particulate, which has the potential to embolize and result in infarction when introduced into a patient’s circulatory system. 2011-01-10
2010-06-07 Not classified Other The Guidewire has the potential to flake off polytetrafluroethylene (PTFE) particulate, which has the potential to embolize and result in infarction when introduced into a patient’s circulatory system. 36,049 units – all sizes 2011-01-10
2010-06-07 Not classified Other The Guidewire has the potential to flake off polytetrafluroethylene (PTFE) particulate, which has the potential to embolize and result in infarction when introduced into a patient’s circulatory system. 2011-01-10
2010-06-07 Not classified Other The Guidewire has the potential to flake off polytetrafluroethylene (PTFE) particulate, which has the potential to embolize and result in infarction when introduced into a patient’s circulatory system. 36, 049 total units, all sizes 2011-01-10
2010-06-07 Not classified Other The Guidewire has the potential to flake off polytetrafluroethylene (PTFE) particulate, which has the potential to embolize and result in infarction when introduced into a patient’s circulatory system. 36,049 total units, all sizes 2011-01-10
2010-06-07 Not classified Other The Guidewire has the potential to flake off polytetrafluroethylene (PTFE) particulate, which has the potential to embolize and result in infarction when introduced into a patient’s circulatory system. 36049 total units, all sizes 2011-01-10
2010-06-03 Not classified Process design Boston Scientific is initiating a Medical Device Recall regarding specific lots of the FathomTM-14 Steerable Guidewire. For lubricity, the distal portion of these guidewires is coated with hydrophilic polymer and the proximal portion is co 164 units 2011-12-10
2010-06-03 Not classified Process design Boston Scientific is initiating a Medical Device Recall regarding specific lots of the FathomTM-14 Steerable Guidewire. For lubricity, the distal portion of these guidewires is coated with hydrophilic polymer and the proximal portion is co 34 units 2011-12-10
2010-06-03 Not classified Process design Boston Scientific is initiating a Medical Device Recall regarding specific lots of the FathomTM-14 Steerable Guidewire. For lubricity, the distal portion of these guidewires is coated with hydrophilic polymer and the proximal portion is co 469 units 2011-12-10
2010-06-03 Not classified Process design Boston Scientific is initiating a Medical Device Recall regarding specific lots of the FathomTM-14 Steerable Guidewire. For lubricity, the distal portion of these guidewires is coated with hydrophilic polymer and the proximal portion is co 78 units 2011-12-10
2010-04-19 Not classified Nonconforming Material/Component Boston Scientific Corporation is conducting a Medical Device Recall of certain lots/batches of its Back-up Meier Steerable Guidewires. Through their internal inspection process, they identified that the polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE) coat US 885 single units (177 boxes), OUS 630 single units (126 b 2011-12-10
2009-05-12 Not classified Process control Product packaged incorrectly. One batch/lot of wires, that should contain radiopaque marker bands, is missing the marker bands; and a second batch/lot of wires, which should not contain radiopaque marker bands, has the marker bands. Since Total of 5 boxes (5 units /box) , 2011-12-11
2009-05-12 Not classified Process control Product packaged incorrectly. One batch/lot of wires, that should contain radiopaque marker bands, is missing the marker bands; and a second batch/lot of wires, which should not contain radiopaque marker bands, has the marker bands. Since Total of 4 boxes (5 units /box). 2011-12-11
2008-08-25 Not classified Labeling mix-ups Boston Scientific is initiating a voluntary recall of the Platinum Plus” Guidewire (peripheral). BSC has received reports that product may be labeled as a 260 CM long guidewire when the actual packaged device is a 180 CM long guidewire and 35 2011-12-10
2008-08-25 Not classified Labeling mix-ups Boston Scientific is initiating a voluntary recall of the Platinum Plus Guidewire (peripheral). BSC has received reports that product may be labeled as a 260 CM long guidewire when the actual packaged device is a 180 CM long guidewire and 47 2011-12-10
2008-06-19 Not classified Process control Boston Scientific is initiating a voluntary recall of the Platinum Plus Coronary Guidewire. Through our internal inspection process, we identified the potential that the PTFE (polytetrafluoroethylene) coating on the Platinum Plus Coronary G 22,397 single units total (18,261 US, 4,136 OUS) 2010-10-13
2008-06-19 Not classified Process control Boston Scientific is initiating a voluntary recall of the Platinum Plus Coronary Guidewire. Through our internal inspection process, we identified the potential that the PTFE (polytetrafluoroethylene) coating on the Platinum Plus Coronary G 22,397 single units total (18,261 US, 4,136 OUS) 2010-10-13
2008-06-19 Not classified Process control Boston Scientific is initiating a voluntary recall of the Platinum Plus Coronary Guidewire. Through our internal inspection process, we identified the potential that the PTFE (polytetrafluoroethylene) coating on the Platinum Plus Coronary G 22,397 single units total (18,261 US, 4,136 OUS) 2010-10-13
2008-06-19 Not classified Process control Boston Scientific is initiating a voluntary recall of the Platinum Plus Coronary Guidewire. Through our internal inspection process, we identified the potential that the PTFE (polytetrafluoroethylene) coating on the Platinum Plus Coronary G 22,397 single units total (18,261 US, 4,136 OUS) 2010-10-13
2006-12-12 Not classified Other Boston Scientific is voluntarily recalling one lot/batch of Katzen Infusion Wires because they have identified that the label on the carton may indicate a different length device than what is actually in the carton. The affected batch was 10 units 2007-07-20
2006-08-31 Not classified Other The PT2 J-tip labeled guide wires may be missing the pre-formed J-tip. As a result, guide wires may have a straight tip instead of a pre-formed J-tip. 3,654 total. 1,041-US, 2,613-Foreign 2007-06-26
2006-08-31 Not classified Other The PT2 J-tip labeled guide wires may be missing the pre-formed J-tip. As a result, guide wires may have a straight tip instead of a pre-formed J-tip. 1,423 total. 168-US, 1,255-foreign 2007-06-26
2006-08-31 Not classified Other The PT2 J-tip labeled guide wires may be missing the pre-formed J-tip. As a result, guide wires may have a straight tip instead of a pre-formed J-tip. 343 Total. 329-US, 14-Foreign 2007-06-26
2006-08-31 Not classified Other The PT2 J-tip labeled guide wires may be missing the pre-formed J-tip. As a result, guide wires may have a straight tip instead of a pre-formed J-tip. 115 total. 103-US, 12-Foreign 2007-06-26
2006-05-30 Not classified Other Boston Scientific discovered through an internal inspection process that the PTFE (polytetrafluoroethylene) coating is not consistently adhering to the transition area of the distal end of the guide wires which may cause PTFE to flake off. 1455 units total 2007-06-28
2006-05-30 Not classified Other Boston Scientific discovered through an internal inspection process that the PTFE (polytetrafluoroethylene) coating is not consistently adhering to the transition area of the distal end of the guide wires which may cause PTFE to flake off. 1455 units total 2007-06-28
2006-05-30 Not classified Other Boston Scientific discovered through an internal inspection process that the PTFE (polytetrafluoroethylene) coating is not consistently adhering to the transition area of the distal end of the guide wires which may cause PTFE to flake off. 1455 units total 2007-06-28
2006-05-30 Not classified Other Boston Scientific discovered through an internal inspection process that the PTFE (polytetrafluoroethylene) coating is not consistently adhering to the transition area of the distal end of the guide wires which may cause PTFE to flake off. 1455 units total 2007-06-28
2006-05-30 Not classified Other Boston Scientific discovered through an internal inspection process that the PTFE (polytetrafluoroethylene) coating is not consistently adhering to the transition area of the distal end of the guide wires which may cause PTFE to flake off. 1455 units total 2007-06-28

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2,581device types they are registered for
340,248device records, each naming its maker
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