Frigitronics

Leebron Anorectal Probe. Tip Dimension: 9.5mm diameter x 30.5mm long. Flat surface: 5mm x 25mm.

Registry build 21.09.26
3manufacturers in China registered for this device type
42catalogue numbers in this listing
16recalls on this code

Who Else Makes It

Concentrated in Guangdong (1), Beijing (1), Tianjin (1).

Chinese manufacturers registered for FDA product code GEH
Manufacturer City Province Registered as Device types
Shenzhen Kesite Digital Technology Co., Ltd. Shenzhen Guangdong Contract manufacturer 4
Hygea Medical Technology Co., Ltd. Beijing Beijing Manufacturer 2
Medinux (Tianjin) Technologies Co., Ltd. Tianjin Tianjin Manufacturer 1

Record

Regulatory record for Frigitronics
Listed by Coopersurgical, Inc., United States
FDA product code GEH
Device type Unit, Cryosurgical, Accessories
Device class Class 2
Regulation 21 CFR 878.4350
Establishment Contract manufacturer, Specification developer, Repacker / relabeller, Complaint-file establishment, Manufacturer
510(k) K840536
Record published 2016-08-02
Record revised 2024-02-28 (version 6)

Specifications

Specifications
MRI safety Labeling does not contain MRI Safety Information
Sterilisation Moist Heat or Steam Sterilization
Prescription Prescription only
Latex Labelled latex-free
Label carries lot or batch number, serial number
Sizes Outer diameter 2 to 25 mm; length 4 to 20 mm; length 1 cm

Catalogue Numbers

Catalogue numbers for Frigitronics
Catalogue number Size Status
693 In distribution
2447 Length 4 mm In distribution
2400 In distribution
2458 In distribution
664 Length 9 mm In distribution
697 Length 20 mm In distribution
5900-1A In distribution
2402 In distribution
2445 Length 17 mm In distribution
684 Length 4 mm In distribution
5215 In distribution
5213 In distribution
683I In distribution
2440 Outer Diameter 6 mm In distribution
5212 In distribution
5235 In distribution
5227 In distribution
2442 Length 9 mm In distribution
2401 In distribution
5232 In distribution
5234 In distribution
2463 In distribution
689 Length 4 mm In distribution
665 Length 10 mm In distribution
2446 Length 4 mm In distribution
2457 In distribution
5228 In distribution
663 Length 15 mm In distribution
5237 In distribution
698 Length 20 mm In distribution
2443 Length 8 mm In distribution
5214 In distribution
667 Length 8 mm In distribution
673 Length 17 mm In distribution
683 In distribution
2444 Length 15 mm In distribution
2441 Length 4.5 mm In distribution
688 Length 20 mm In distribution
5238 In distribution
2461 In distribution
2449 Length 1 cm In distribution
666 Length 4.5 mm In distribution

Same Product Code

Other products under the same FDA product code
Product Sold by Catalogue numbers
CryoProbe™ H&O Equipments, Nv/Sa 35
Wallach Coopersurgical, Inc. 32
Premier Premier Dental Products Co. 30
Hygea Hygea Medical Technology Co., Ltd. 26
truFreeze CSA Medical 20
Freezpen® H&O Equipments, Nv/Sa 19
Leisegang Cryotip for LM-900 Coopersurgical, Inc. 15
Integra® Miltex® Integra LifeSciences Production Corporation 13
cryoICE Cryoablation System Atricure, Inc. 13
CryoThin Medinux (Tianjin) Technologies Co., Ltd. 12
Erbe Erbe Elektromedizin GmbH 12
CVS Health Woonsocket Prescription Center, Incorporated 10

Showing 12 of 334. All products under Unit, Cryosurgical, Accessories

Recalls

1 of these is 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
2015-03-09 Class II Under Investigation by firm Internal gas line may malfunction causing the line to burst under pressure. 255 units 2016-02-01
2009-09-29 Not classified Device Design CO2 Cryosystem thermal load may exceed the exhaust gas phase, resulting in ice formation in the exhaust valve. Should this occur, the Cryo tip may cool at a less than optimal rate, resulting in ice formation in the exhaust valve. 2012-04-17
2009-09-29 Not classified Device Design CO2 Cryosystem thermal load may exceed the exhaust gas phase, resulting in ice formation in the exhaust valve. Should this occur, the Cryo tip may cool at a less than optimal rate, resulting in ice formation in the exhaust valve. 2012-04-17
2009-09-29 Not classified Device Design CO2 Cryosystem thermal load may exceed the exhaust gas phase, resulting in ice formation in the exhaust valve. Should this occur, the Cryo tip may cool at a less than optimal rate, resulting in ice formation in the exhaust valve. 3,044 units 2012-04-17
2009-09-29 Not classified Device Design CO2 Cryosystem thermal load may exceed the exhaust gas phase, resulting in ice formation in the exhaust valve. Should this occur, the Cryo tip may cool at a less than optimal rate, resulting in ice formation in the exhaust valve. 2012-04-17
2009-09-29 Not classified Device Design CO2 Cryosystem thermal load may exceed the exhaust gas phase, resulting in ice formation in the exhaust valve. Should this occur, the Cryo tip may cool at a less than optimal rate, resulting in ice formation in the exhaust valve. 2012-04-17
2009-09-29 Not classified Device Design CO2 Cryosystem thermal load may exceed the exhaust gas phase, resulting in ice formation in the exhaust valve. Should this occur, the Cryo tip may cool at a less than optimal rate, resulting in ice formation in the exhaust valve. 2012-04-17
2009-09-29 Not classified Device Design CO2 Cryosystem thermal load may exceed the exhaust gas phase, resulting in ice formation in the exhaust valve. Should this occur, the Cryo tip may cool at a less than optimal rate, resulting in ice formation in the exhaust valve. 2012-04-17
2009-09-29 Not classified Device Design CO2 Cryosystem thermal load may exceed the exhaust gas phase, resulting in ice formation in the exhaust valve. Should this occur, the Cryo tip may cool at a less than optimal rate, resulting in ice formation in the exhaust valve. 2012-04-17
2009-09-29 Not classified Device Design CO2 Cryosystem thermal load may exceed the exhaust gas phase, resulting in ice formation in the exhaust valve. Should this occur, the Cryo tip may cool at a less than optimal rate, resulting in ice formation in the exhaust valve. 2012-04-17
2009-09-29 Not classified Device Design CO2 Cryosystem thermal load may exceed the exhaust gas phase, resulting in ice formation in the exhaust valve. Should this occur, the Cryo tip may cool at a less than optimal rate, resulting in ice formation in the exhaust valve. 2012-04-17
2009-09-29 Not classified Device Design CO2 Cryosystem thermal load may exceed the exhaust gas phase, resulting in ice formation in the exhaust valve. Should this occur, the Cryo tip may cool at a less than optimal rate, resulting in ice formation in the exhaust valve. 2012-04-17
2009-09-29 Not classified Device Design CO2 Cryosystem thermal load may exceed the exhaust gas phase, resulting in ice formation in the exhaust valve. Should this occur, the Cryo tip may cool at a less than optimal rate, resulting in ice formation in the exhaust valve. 2012-04-17
2009-09-29 Not classified Device Design CO2 Cryosystem thermal load may exceed the exhaust gas phase, resulting in ice formation in the exhaust valve. Should this occur, the Cryo tip may cool at a less than optimal rate, resulting in ice formation in the exhaust valve. 2012-04-17
2007-06-06 Not classified Device Design The tip may separate from the probe. 315 units 2015-07-15
2007-06-06 Not classified Device Design The tip may separate from the probe. 14 units 2015-07-15

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Where China Actually Supplies

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2,581device types they are registered for
340,248device records, each naming its maker
31provinces with a registered manufacturer