Medline Industries recalled 163 DEXLOCK Achilles Repair Implant Kits on November 11, 2025, due to a potential hazard. Users reported drill bits fusing to the drill guide, which may prolong surgical procedures. The recall affects kits distributed nationwide in multiple states.
There have been multiple complaints of drill bit fusing to the bushing/sleeve within the drill guide during use. Retrieving a replacement drill bit and drill guide may prolong the surgical procedure.
Patients and healthcare providers should stop using this device immediately. Follow the recall instructions provided by the manufacturer. Contact Medline Industries, LP or your healthcare provider for instructions. Notification method: Letter
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The recalled product is the DEXLOCK Achilles Repair Implant Kits, model MAKT4520, with lot number Lot 19019 UDI-DI 10193489131703. These kits were distributed across various states including Alabama, Texas, and Florida, and are classified as Class II medical devices.
The recall stems from multiple complaints of drill bits fusing to the bushing or sleeve within the drill guide. This malfunction poses a risk of prolonged surgical procedures, potentially affecting patient outcomes.
There have been no reported injuries or deaths associated with this recall. However, the high hazard level indicates a serious risk to patients undergoing procedures using these implants.
Stop using the DEXLOCK Achilles Repair Implant Kits immediately. Patients and healthcare providers should follow the recall instructions from Medline Industries and contact their healthcare provider for further guidance.
For more information, contact Medline Industries, LP. Visit their website or call for detailed instructions regarding the recall.
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