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FDA Warning Letters · November 3, 2026 · Primary source

Conroe Welding Supply, Inc.

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Summary

FDA issued a warning letter dated October 29, 2026, to Conroe Welding Supply, Inc., a medical gas manufacturer in Conroe, Texas, citing significant CGMP violations under 21 CFR Part 213. The violations include failure to perform required identity and strength testing of finished Oxygen, USP batches before release, with one incident revealing a container labeled as medical oxygen that contained up to 99% of an undisclosed contaminant instead of oxygen. FDA also cited failure to perform identity testing on incoming designated medical gas lots and failure to validate supplier certificate of analysis reliability at appropriate intervals. The letter follows a March-April 2026 inspection and requires a comprehensive independent laboratory assessment and remediation plan.

What this may mean

The warning letter puts Conroe Welding Supply at risk of regulatory or legal action, including potential seizure, injunction, or import alert, if CGMP deficiencies under 21 CFR Part 213 are not promptly corrected. The violations affect Oxygen, USP distributed to hospital and clinical settings, raising product safety and supply concerns for healthcare facilities that source medical gases from this manufacturer. FDA's new medical gas CGMP regulations, effective December 18, 2025, codified in 21 CFR Parts 213 and 230, govern the applicable quality standards.

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