Welch Allyn has recalled specific lots of its AED 10 defibrillator. To learn which lots were recalled and the potential risks associated with them, click here.
If you have purchased affected parts for an AED 10 from ProMed, please contact us at 1.800.648.5190. We will assist you in notifying Welch Allyn of the recalled unit.
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