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On page 2 (3.3) is the official definition of an advisory notice. As a contract manufacturer, I am assuming your supplier and your customer are the same. So, passing on an advisory notice from your supplier to your customer probably won't happen. I also doubt that you would be advising your customer on uses of the device, or device modifications, or disposal /destruction of the devices (once again, I am assuming they already have that stuff figured out). However, they may send you some sort of advisory notice in regards to the device. In that case you probably want to evaluate the notice, and keep it on file. But, without knowing more, I think you could be correct when you say that the best you can think of is related to shipped product (which is the 3rd bullet in 3.3).
Thanks for your help on this, db. Sometimes it takes poking the problem with a stick a couple times to see what happens.