FDA product code LCI: Automated Radioimmunoassay Systems, For Clinical Use

LCI is the FDA product code for automated radioimmunoassay systems, for clinical use. It is a Class I device, regulated under 21 CFR 862.2050 and reviewed by the Clinical Chemistry panel. FDA has cleared 3 510(k) submissions under LCI, from 3 different applicants. The average 510(k) review took 52 days (median 32). FDA has posted 1 recall for LCI devices.

Classification

FieldValue
Device nameAutomated Radioimmunoassay Systems, For Clinical Use
Device classClass I
Regulation21 CFR 862.2050
Review panelCH — Clinical Chemistry
Medical specialtyClinical Chemistry
Premarket route510(k)
Third-party 510(k) review eligibleYes

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Top LCI applicants

ApplicantClearancesLatest
DiaSorin, Inc.11998-11-16
Union Carbide Corp.11980-05-28
Beckman Instruments, Inc.11978-09-01

Most recent LCI clearances

510(k)ApplicantDeviceDecision dateReview days
K983617DiaSorin, Inc.25-HYDROXYVITAMIN D 125I RIA KIT1998-11-1632
K801037Union Carbide Corp.CENTRIA SYSTEM 2 AUTOMATED METHOD/RIA1980-05-2826
K780886Beckman Instruments, Inc.SYSTEM 6000 AUTOMATED RIA ANALYZER1978-09-0198

Recalls for LCI devices

1 product recalls in 1 recall events; 0 initiated in the last five years and 0 still open. Most recent: 2004-06-30.

Frequently asked questions

What is FDA product code LCI?

LCI is the FDA product code for automated radioimmunoassay systems, for clinical use. It is a Class I device, regulated under 21 CFR 862.2050 and reviewed by the Clinical Chemistry panel.

What device class is LCI?

Class I, regulation 21 CFR 862.2050. Typical premarket route: 510(k).

How long does a 510(k) take for product code LCI?

Across 3 cleared submissions the average was 52 days from receipt to decision (median 32).

Which companies have the most LCI clearances?

DiaSorin, Inc. (1); Union Carbide Corp. (1); Beckman Instruments, Inc. (1).

Have LCI devices been recalled?

Yes: 1 product recalls across 1 recall events; the most recent began 2004-06-30.

Next steps

Source: openFDA device classification, 510(k), PMA, De Novo and recall data (public domain). Review days run from FDA receipt to decision. Not regulatory advice.

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