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Struggling to validate an IVD in-house?
Validation shouldn't become a bottleneck for your laboratory.
Whether you're introducing a new IVD, changing analytical platforms, modifying a manufacturer's method or developing a laboratory-developed test, demonstrating that a method is fit for its intended clinical use can be complex, time-consuming and resource-intensive.
ISOCHECKS can help you plan, execute and document your IVD verification and validation programme — giving your laboratory confidence in the evidence before implementation or assessment

That's exactly where we can help.
Before investing time and resources in additional testing, speak to us about:
We'll help you identify an appropriate path forward.
Get the evidence, validation strategy and documentation you need to demonstrate that your test is fit for its intended clinical purpose.
Laboratory-developed tests, modified IVD methods and assays used outside a manufacturer's intended purpose can create complex validation challenges.
You may know exactly how your assay works — but determining what needs to be demonstrated, how much evidence is required and how to document it clearly can be much harder.
ISOCHECKS provides specialist support for laboratories developing, modifying or implementing non-standard diagnostic methods.
Experienced professionals dedicated to your success.
Proven results that speak for themselves.
Join us and discover what we can do for you.
Please reach us at Info@isochecks.co.uk if you cannot find an answer to your question.
We can discuss your specific method, intended use and relationship to any commercial IVD and help you understand what validation approach may be appropriate.
The answer depends on the nature and significance of the modification, the intended use and the evidence already available. We can help assess the situation and develop an appropriate evaluation strategy.
Yes. We can support laboratories evaluating the use of RUO reagents within clinical workflows and help develop an appropriate evidence strategy.
We can support different stages of the process, from initial strategy and study design through to testing, data analysis and documentation, depending on your project requirements.
Yes. An independent review can identify gaps in study design, performance evaluation, data analysis and documentation.