Hemoglobin Capillary Collection System (Hccs)

For the collection of human whole blood for the percent determination of hemoglobin A1c using Bio-Rad HPLC methods

Registry build 21.09.26
3manufacturers in China registered for this device type
2catalogue numbers in this listing
8510(k) clearances naming this product code
29recalls on this code

Who Else Makes It

Concentrated in Shanghai (2), Jiangsu (1).

Chinese manufacturers registered for FDA product code LCP
Manufacturer City Province Registered as Device types
Wuxi Biohermes BIO & Medical Technology Co., Ltd. Wuxi Jiangsu Manufacturer 3
Shanghai Medconn Medical Technology Co., Ltd. Shanghai Shanghai Manufacturer 2
Shanghai Medconn Biotechnology Co., Ltd. Jinshan District Shanghai Manufacturer 2

Record

Regulatory record for Hemoglobin Capillary Collection System (Hccs)
Listed by Bio-Rad Laboratories Inc., United States
FDA product code LCP
Device type Assay, Glycosylated Hemoglobin
Device class Class 2
Regulation 21 CFR 864.7470
Establishment Contract manufacturer, Specification developer, Repacker / relabeller, Complaint-file establishment, Manufacturer, Exporter
Record published 2016-09-12
Record revised 2023-01-31 (version 6)

Specifications

Specifications
MRI safety Labeling does not contain MRI Safety Information
Single use Yes
Supplied as a kit Yes
Label carries lot or batch number, expiry date, manufacturing date
Storage Storage environment temperature 15 to 30 °C

Catalogue Numbers

Catalogue numbers for Hemoglobin Capillary Collection System (Hccs)
Catalogue number Size Status
196-2053 In distribution
196-2051 In distribution

Same Product Code

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Product Sold by Catalogue numbers
Trinity Biotech Primus Corp. 36
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Pointe Scientific, Inc. Horiba Instruments Incorporated 11
Variant II Turbo Link Bio-Rad Laboratories Inc. 7
D-10 Bio-Rad Laboratories Inc. 7
Variant II Hemoglobin A1c Bio-Rad Laboratories Inc. 5
Drew Scientific Drew Scientific, Ltd. 5
Tosoh Automated Glycohemoglobin Analyzer HLC-723GR01 Tosoh Corp. 4
D-100 Bio-Rad Laboratories Inc. 4
Fructosamine Roche Diagnostics Gmbh 4
D-10 Dual Bio-Rad Laboratories Inc. 3
JAS Diagnostics Drew Scientific, Ltd. 3

Showing 12 of 134. All products under Assay, Glycosylated Hemoglobin

510(K) Clearances

FDA 510(k) clearances naming this product code
Clearance Decision date
K140801 2014-06-25
K090699 2009-07-27
K070452 2007-05-07
K063400 2006-12-01
K060001 2006-01-20
K041444 2004-06-09
K040872 2004-04-15
K031043 2003-08-27

Recalls

2 of these are Class II. Class II means a temporary or reversible health consequence. Class III is unlikely to cause harm at all → typically a labelling or documentation fault. Volume alone is not a quality signal: a manufacturer that ships more recalls more.

Recalls referencing this product code
Initiated FDA class Root cause Reason Quantity Closed
2015-12-15 Class II Software design On a rare occasion, there is a potential to assign a patient result to an incorrect sample ID when running in D10 Rack Loader configuration. 165 in US, 200 Internationally 2016-05-02
2014-02-27 Class II Nonconforming Material/Component On a rare occasion the D-10 software might generate an extra result by duplicating the result form the previous sample and the Sample ID/Injection number from the next sample. 483 instruments in US. OUS to be determined. 2014-06-04
2013-11-22 Class III Software design D-10 A1c Dual Program Floppy was programmed incorrectly and cartridge injections counts are not being updated correctly when switching between the D-10 Dual Short Program and Extended Program on the D-10 Hemoglobin Testing System. 2906 kits (318 Kits in US; 2588 kits internationally) 2014-03-20
2011-09-12 Not classified Process control A previous recall related to reports of calibration failure and late retention times using Elution Buffer led to an examination of other buffers manufactured during the same time period and a decision was made to field correct these produc 273 lot number 7021066; 301 lot number 70211068. 2012-05-11
2011-09-12 Not classified Process control A previous recall related to reports of calibration failure and late retention times using Elution Buffer led to an examination of other buffers manufactured during the same time period and a decision was made to field correct these produc 491 lot 70210674; 298 lot 70210954; 136 lot 70010957 2012-05-11
2011-09-12 Not classified Process control A previous recall related to reports of calibration failure and late retention times using Elution Buffer led to an examination of other buffers manufactured during the same time period and a decision was made to field correct these produc 2012-05-11
2011-09-12 Not classified Process control A previous recall related to reports of calibration failure and late retention times using Elution Buffer led to an examination of other buffers manufactured during the same time period and a decision was made to field correct these produc 2012-05-11
2011-09-12 Not classified Process control A previous recall related to reports of calibration failure and late retention times using Elution Buffer led to an examination of other buffers manufactured during the same time period and a decision was made to field correct these produc 1612 2012-05-11
2011-09-12 Not classified Process control A previous recall related to reports of calibration failure and late retention times using Elution Buffer led to an examination of other buffers manufactured during the same time period and a decision was made to field correct these produc 82 2012-05-11
2011-09-12 Not classified Process control A previous recall related to reports of calibration failure and late retention times using Elution Buffer led to an examination of other buffers manufactured during the same time period and a decision was made to field correct these produc 22 2012-05-11
2011-09-12 Not classified Process control A previous recall related to reports of calibration failure and late retention times using Elution Buffer led to an examination of other buffers manufactured during the same time period and a decision was made to field correct these produc 2012-05-11
2011-09-12 Not classified Process control A previous recall related to reports of calibration failure and late retention times using Elution Buffer led to an examination of other buffers manufactured during the same time period and a decision was made to field correct these produc 20 2012-05-11
2011-09-12 Not classified Process control A previous recall related to reports of calibration failure and late retention times using Elution Buffer led to an examination of other buffers manufactured during the same time period and a decision was made to field correct these produc 40 2012-05-11
2011-09-12 Not classified Process control A previous recall related to reports of calibration failure and late retention times using Elution Buffer led to an examination of other buffers manufactured during the same time period and a decision was made to field correct these produc 120 2012-05-11
2011-07-28 Not classified Employee error The Elution Buffer B, lot no. GA 10430, was shipped in a 2.0 L bottle instead of the standard 2.5 L bottle. 40 2011-11-01
2011-07-11 Not classified Other Reports of calibration failure and late retention time using Elution Buffer AA10434 and AA10435. 418 2012-03-12
2010-09-08 Not classified Other The firm discovered that the Update Kit Floppy Diskette included in the reorder pack was mislabeled with an incorrect Lot Number for the Calibrator/Diluent Set as: S01819; The correct Lot Number for the Calibrator/Diluent Set is: S01704. 2011-06-29
2010-09-07 Not classified Component design/selection Test Cartridges may leak and have the potential to generate error messages and biased inaccurate results. 4056 2011-05-17
2010-07-26 Not classified Device Design Inaccurate results with high bias– Inaccurate results may be read by the machine, creating the risk for untreated hypoglycemia at elevated altitudes. 90703 2011-10-25
2010-03-24 Not classified Other The firm received customer complaints associated with the Update Kit CD-ROM not being able to generate a valid calibration after being uploaded, resulting in patient results not being generated. 48 units 2011-03-04
2010-02-19 Not classified Nonconforming Material/Component The results from the blood device had the occurrence of some ramping baselines on their chromatograms. The ramping baseline can affect quantitation of the blood results. 27 2011-03-03
2009-12-08 Not classified Other Wrong lot number was found on the Hemoglobin Cartridge Insert. The insert did not match the lot number to the device cartridge or the device cartridge label or on the Update Kit CD. 51 kits (Lot # 70292242; 45 kits( Lot # 70292318) 2011-06-29
2009-12-01 Not classified Software change control Some customers have reported the occurrence of some ramping baselines on the chromatograms. The ramping baseline can affect hemoglobin test results. 1099 2011-08-30
2009-10-12 Not classified Other Product update kit CD rom will not upload. As a result, the device cannot be run. 21 kits 2010-12-17
2009-06-15 Not classified Other Calibration Failure– due to high intercept values, the device fails calibration and users are unable to run samples. 613 units 2011-02-02
2009-01-22 Not classified Software design Sample test results for the first run appears to be correct but all subsequent results during that run were assigned incorrect barcode and tube position. 2011-03-22
2009-01-22 Not classified Software design Sample test results for the first run appears to be correct but all subsequent results during that run were assigned incorrect barcode and tube position. 2011-03-22
2008-12-09 Not classified Pending The wrong barcode number and tube position number may be assigned to samples leading to discrepant sample results. 42 units 2010-11-12
2008-10-17 Not classified Pending Sample results may be assigned to the wrong barcode number and tube position numbers, leading to discrepant sample results. 92 units 2010-11-12

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