Co-Diagnostics Submits FDA 510(k) for Decentralized Flu A/B & RSV Test
Aug 6, 2026, 9:33 AM EDT1 sourcesAI-analyzed
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Regulatory milestones often prompt short-term upside, especially for a niche diagnostics player with a decentralized testing thesis; success could unlock new revenue channels, though clear clearance timing is unknown and execution risk remains.
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Co-Diagnostics announced a Dual 510(k) premarket submission with a concurrent CLIA Waiver by Application for its Co-Dx PCR Flu A/B & RSV test on the Co-Dx PCR Pro instrument. Supported by 1,400 symptomatic patients across nine U.S. sites and over 10,000 test runs, the filing targets decentralized waived testing and broader access to molecular diagnostics.
FDA 510(k) with CLIA Waiver by Application for Co-Dx PCR Pro.
Test: Flu A/B & RSV multiplex on decentralized point-of-care platform.
Clinical/analytical studies: 1,400 patients across nine sites; 10,000+ tests.
Co-Dx platform enables cloud-based outbreak tracking in near-patient settings.
Milestone aims to expand decentralized molecular testing access and affordability.
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