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Karl Storz Endoscopy-America, Inc.

Also registered as Karl Storz Endoscopy America

United Statesfrom the FDA registration address FDA establishment FEI 3007475226

Devices
369
Registrations
FDA
FDA recalls
17

What Karl Storz Endoscopy-America, Inc. makes

Karl Storz Endoscopy-America, Inc. manufactures endoscopic instruments and systems for otolaryngology, urology, cochlear implantation, and proctology, including laryngoscopes, flexible ureterorenoscopes, snares, micro-instruments, and endoscopic dissection tools. Their portfolio also includes imaging devices like the SPIES 3D Tip Camera and accessories for procedures such as endopyelotomy and proctoscopy.

The company’s devices are classified under FDA’s Class I and Class II categories, with regulatory submissions recorded in the 510(k) clearance database. The manufacturer is based in the United States.

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Company details

FDA FEI number
3007475226
Address
2151 E. Grand Avenue, El Segundo, CA, 90245

FDA recalls17

Recalls are matched to the firm by name. FDA recall data as of 22 Oct 2026.

FDA recall records list 17 recalls initiated by Karl Storz Endoscopy-America, Inc., the earliest on 2009-06-01 and the most recent on 2013-11-13. By recorded status: 17 terminated. The reasons filed fall into these groups: labeling or instructions for use, sterility or contamination and packaging. A recall is often a precaution started by the manufacturer, and a count of records is not a verdict on a company.

Generated automatically from FDA recall records, as a summary of the records listed below. It describes what the records state and is not an assessment of this manufacturer.

Showing the 10 most recent of 17 recalls.

  • 2013

    • 13 Nov 2013 Z-0526-2014 Class II Terminated KARL STORZ Endoscopy America, Inc. is recalling the Flexible Broncho Fiberscope or a Flexible Intubation Fiberscope with a suction port because the material used in the suction channel portion was thermoplastic polyurethane (TPU), which is not listed in STERRAD systems claims for interior endoscope lumens. Distribution: Nationwide Distribution.
    • 13 Nov 2013 Z-0527-2014 Class II Terminated KARL STORZ Endoscopy America, Inc. is recalling the Flexible Broncho Fiberscope or a Flexible Intubation Fiberscope with a suction port because the material used in the suction channel portion was thermoplastic polyurethane (TPU), which is not listed in STERRAD systems claims for interior endoscope lumens. Distribution: Nationwide Distribution. Submission numbers: K832010, K954797, K981458
    • 6 Nov 2013 Z-0465-2014 Class II Terminated KARL STORZ is recalling the Axillent Debakey Grasping Forceps because the 33821WTD Wavy grasper was mislabeled as 33821DYD Axillent Debakey Grasping Forceps. Distribution: Nationwide Distribution including states of: TX, PA, and NY. Submission number: K934937
    • 31 May 2013 Z-1728-2013 Class II Terminated Karl Storz Endoscopy-America has initiated the recall of the 27023WU Balloon Catheter because the packaging may be compromised, and therefore the sterility of the product could be affected. Distribution: US distribution to: AZ, FL, IL, IN and TX.
  • 2012

    • 16 Aug 2012 Z-1216-2013 Class II Terminated The recall was initiated because Karl Storz has confirmed that the Photodynamic Diagnosis (PDD) D-Light C System instruction manuals have important safety-related changes. Distribution: Nationwide distribution: USA including states of: IL, CA, WV, TX, SC, WI, NY, PA, NE, NJ, MD, OH, IA, and NC.
  • 2009

    • 1 Jun 2009 Z-1305-2013 Class II Terminated Possible damage to the sterile packaging (blister tray) of some Karl Storz sterile products, which may result in airborne contamination. Distribution: Distributed Nationwide and in Canada. Submission numbers: K934647, K983569
    • 1 Jun 2009 Z-1306-2013 Class II Terminated Possible damage to the sterile packaging (blister tray) of some Karl Storz sterile products, which may result in airborne contamination. Distribution: Distributed Nationwide and in Canada. Submission numbers: K934647, K983569
    • 1 Jun 2009 Z-1307-2013 Class II Terminated Possible damage to the sterile packaging (blister tray) of some Karl Storz sterile products, which may result in airborne contamination. Distribution: Distributed Nationwide and in Canada. Submission numbers: K934647, K983569
    • 1 Jun 2009 Z-1308-2013 Class II Terminated Possible damage to the sterile packaging (blister tray) of some Karl Storz sterile products, which may result in airborne contamination. Distribution: Distributed Nationwide and in Canada. Submission numbers: K934647, K983569
    • 1 Jun 2009 Z-1309-2013 Class II Terminated Possible damage to the sterile packaging (blister tray) of some Karl Storz sterile products, which may result in airborne contamination. Distribution: Distributed Nationwide and in Canada. Submission numbers: K934647, K983569
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  • 2009

    • 1 Jun 2009 Z-1310-2013 Class II Terminated Possible damage to the sterile packaging (blister tray) of some Karl Storz sterile products, which may result in airborne contamination. Distribution: Distributed Nationwide and in Canada. Submission numbers: K934647, K983569
    • 1 Jun 2009 Z-1311-2013 Class II Terminated Possible damage to the sterile packaging (blister tray) of some Karl Storz sterile products, which may result in airborne contamination. Distribution: Distributed Nationwide and in Canada. Submission numbers: K934647, K983569
    • 1 Jun 2009 Z-1312-2013 Class II Terminated Possible damage to the sterile packaging (blister tray) of some Karl Storz sterile products, which may result in airborne contamination. Distribution: Distributed Nationwide and in Canada. Submission numbers: K934647, K983569
    • 1 Jun 2009 Z-1313-2013 Class II Terminated Possible damage to the sterile packaging (blister tray) of some Karl Storz sterile products, which may result in airborne contamination. Distribution: Distributed Nationwide and in Canada. Submission numbers: K934647, K983569
    • 1 Jun 2009 Z-1314-2013 Class II Terminated Possible damage to the sterile packaging (blister tray) of some Karl Storz sterile products, which may result in airborne contamination. Distribution: Distributed Nationwide and in Canada. Submission numbers: K934647, K983569
    • 1 Jun 2009 Z-1315-2013 Class II Terminated Possible damage to the sterile packaging (blister tray) of some Karl Storz sterile products, which may result in airborne contamination. Distribution: Distributed Nationwide and in Canada. Submission numbers: K934647, K983569
    • 1 Jun 2009 Z-1316-2013 Class II Terminated Possible damage to the sterile packaging (blister tray) of some Karl Storz sterile products, which may result in airborne contamination. Distribution: Distributed Nationwide and in Canada. Submission numbers: K934647, K983569

This is an FDA establishment record. No EUDAMED registration is known for this company.