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In vitro diagnostics · Packaging & labeling
IVD point-of-care kits: trace the label through a use scenario
Compare the marketed intended user and setting with the kit, instructions, storage information, and studied use. Do not equate point-of-care use with an automatic CLIA waiver.
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Label reconciliation: explain a count discrepancy
Trace issued, used, returned, and rejected labels against the site’s approved reconciliation method. Do not invent an acceptable discrepancy or treat a count as proof that every label was correct.
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Packaging change control: connect the new material to the product
Review the reason for a packaging change, supplier information, product protection, distribution conditions, and any assessed effects on sterilization or labeling.
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