Bbluv Echo Wireless Fetal Doppler Recalled Over Labelling Issue: Health Canada

Health Canada has published a recall for the Echo Wireless Fetal Doppler With Earphones, sold under the Bbluv brand by Bbluv Group Inc of Montreal, after wording in the product’s instruction manual caused confusion about what the device is and how it is meant to be used. The notice, filed under recall number RA-82860, covers two lots of model B0113 and was posted on the department’s recalls and safety alerts site on October 27, 2026.

The action concerns labelling and packaging rather than a described hardware defect. Health Canada lists the issue as ‘Medical devices – Labelling and packaging’ and classifies the recall as Type II.

Recall at a Glance

• Product: Echo Wireless Fetal Doppler With Earphones
• Brand and company: Bbluv Group Inc, Montreal, Quebec
• Model number: B0113
• Lot numbers: BBL-479 and BBL-429
• Recall number: RA-82860
• Recall class: Type II
• Recall date: 2026-06-11
• Notice published: 2026-10-27

Which Items Are Involved?

Only one product is named in the notice: the Echo Wireless Fetal Doppler With Earphones, catalogue model B0113. Two lot numbers are affected, BBL-479 and BBL-429. Units outside those two lots are not listed in the recall.

The device falls under the obstetrics and gynaecology category in Health Canada’s medical device classification. The notice does not state how many units were distributed, and it does not name the retailers or online stores that carried the product.

What Triggered the Recall

According to the notice, certain terms and statements in the instruction manual caused confusion about the nature of the product and its intended use. In response, changes were made to clarify the instructions, improve consumer understanding and support the product’s safe and proper use.

That makes this a documentation problem at its core. The notice does not describe a malfunction, a component failure or an injury, and it does not say that any incidents were reported. The concern is that unclear manual language could leave a user with the wrong idea of what the device is for.

Medical device recalls of this kind are often handled as labelling corrections, and Health Canada still posts them publicly so that owners, retailers and healthcare-minded consumers can see what was changed and why.

Who Should Be Concerned

Anyone who owns an Echo Wireless Fetal Doppler With Earphones from lot BBL-479 or lot BBL-429 should take note. The notice is published by Health Canada, and the geographic scope is listed as Canada. It is addressed to the general public rather than to a specific group of buyers.

If you are not sure which lot your unit belongs to, compare the model number and lot number on your device or its packaging against the two lots above. Owners of the Bbluv device who cannot match their unit to the listed lots can ask the manufacturer for clarification.

What Consumers Need to Do Now

The only action Health Canada lists is to contact the manufacturer if you require additional information. The notice does not announce a refund, replacement or return program, so consumers should not assume one exists. Anyone seeking those details should ask the company directly.

• Check the model number (B0113) and the lot number (BBL-479 or BBL-429) on your device or packaging.
• Contact Bbluv Group Inc if you need more information about the recall or the clarified instructions.
• Use the product only as intended, and ask the manufacturer if any wording in your manual seems unclear.
• Report any health or safety concern to Health Canada through its reporting page.

The manufacturer’s address, as listed in the notice, is 555 Chabanel Ouest, Montreal, Quebec, Canada, H2N 2J2.

Regulatory Response

Health Canada, through its Medical devices program, issued the notice as a health product recall and assigned it identification number RA-82860. The department records the recall date as June 11, 2026, and the public posting followed on October 27, 2026.

The agency’s summary is brief. It names the product, identifies the issue as a labelling and packaging matter, and directs consumers to the manufacturer for further information. Health Canada also invites the public to subscribe to recall email alerts and to report health or safety concerns through its website.

Consumers who want to follow the matter can check the official Health Canada recall page for any updates to this notice.