Vstrip H. pylori Antigen Rapid Test is a single use immunochromatographic assay for the qualitative detection of H. pylori antigen in unpreserved human stool specimens. Test results are intended to aid in the initial diagnosis and treatment of H. pylori infection. Test results should be taken into consideration by the physician in conjunction with the patient history and symptoms.
Taiwan-MOHW-MD-(I)-No. 006503(2016/12/02)
United States-K183573(2019/03/14)
Malaysia-IVDB2272919-27984(2019/04/18)
Singapore-DE0503624(2019/09/23)
Canada-111573(2024/07/24)
PANION & BF BIOTECH INC. XIZHI SECOND FACTORY
Performance characteristics of Vstrip H. pylori Antigen Rapid Test are comprised of the following seventeen parts:
Analytical sensitivity_ Inclusivity
Variability – inter & intra assay
Variability – sample volume variation study
Variability – temperature variation study
Variability – read time flex study
Variability – positive control volume variation
Accelerated stability
2-8 degree stool stability
Analytical specificity (Cross Reactivity)
Freeze-thaw cycle stool
Frozen stool stability
Hook effect
Interfering substances
Analytical sensitivity (LOD and Cut-Off value) in a stool matrix
Real-time stability
Shipping test
Clinical study
The data shows that the Vstrip H.pylori Antigen Rapid Test is safe, effective, and meets international standards.
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Identify hazards and medical device related hazard situations identify all foreseeable hazards.
Estimating and assessing the associated risks.
Controlling the risks.
Effectiveness of risk control measures for monitoring.
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a. Active Collection:The Company shall actively collect data on the usage conditions of its post-market products.
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If there are confirmed concerns about product performance or risk, or if an adverse event has occurred, the following actions should be taken: Advisory Notice, Adverse Event Notification, or Product Recall.
Regarding post-marketing feedback, the Quality Assurance Department will determine whether preventative and corrective measures should be initiated. The responsible department will then develop a corrective/preventative action plan and complete its contents within the specified timeframe.
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Fang Y-J, Chen M-J, Chen C-C, et al. Accuracy of rapid Helicobacter pylori antigen tests for the surveillance of the updated prevalence of H. pylori in Taiwan. J Formos Med Assoc. 2020 .