Polyethylene Glycol Preservative
Polyethylene Glycol Preservative is a wax-based fixative and preservative used in cytopathology to coat and protect cellular smears on glass slides, acting as an alternative to spray fixatives for preserving cytological specimens prior to laboratory staining. It is regulated as an FDA Class 1 device, the lowest risk category, subject only to general controls without requiring premarket notification. The product code is IFL, regulated under 21 CFR 864.4010, in the Pathology medical specialty. This device is exempt from GMP requirements.
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Basic Information
- Product Code
- IFL
- Device Class
- FDA class 1
- Regulation Number
- 864.4010
- Medical Specialty
- Pathology
- Review Panel
- PA
- Submission Type
- 4
Device Characteristics
FEI Numbers
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Registration Numbers
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