The Drum That Vanished for Auditors Exposed a Fraud
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The Drum That Vanished for Auditors Exposed a Fraud
In this episode, we follow the factory routines, documents, and choices that let Poly Implant Prothèse pass annual certification while using an unapproved industrial silicone mix in implants. How did production, paperwork, and timing create a gap between certificates and contents?
Person: Jean‑Claude Mas
Company: Poly Implant Prothèse (PIP)
Location: La Seyne‑sur‑Mer, Var, France
Date: 26 January 2012
Material: Baysilone/Silopren/Rhodorsil industrial silicone
- Auditors from TÜV Rheinland inspected PIP once a year on the factory floor.
- PIP maintained two product lines: a legitimate Nusil‑filled range and a cheaper line using industrial silicone.
- Workers removed industrial drums and staged Nusil paperwork and containers before inspections.
- The in‑house blend was ~75% industrial compound and ~25% Nusil, visually matching the approved gel.
- Mas organized operations from 1997 onward to evade monitoring during audits.
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