K-numberK250249
Device nameGold Standard Diagnostics (GSD) AIX1000 Rapid Plasma Reagin (RPR) Automated Test System
ApplicantGold Standard Diagnostics, LLC
Product codeGMQ
Device classClass II
Decision dateOct 10, 2025
DecisionSubstantially Equivalent
Regulation866.3820
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Intended use

The Gold Standard Diagnostics AIX1000 Rapid Plasma Reagin (RPR) Automated Test System is a nontreponemal flocculation test that qualitatively detects reagin antibodies in human serum to aid in syphilis diagnosis. It uses automated sample processing and image analysis on the AIX1000 Analyzer and can also determine titer levels in serially diluted samples. The test is not intended for blood or tissue donor screening.

Technological characteristics

The device uses a modified VDRL carbon antigen formulation (0.03% cardiolipin, 0.9% cholesterol, 0.21% lecithin) matching CDC standards. Key differences from predicate K150358 include use of a proprietary GSD RPR Diluent for high and extra-high titer samples (versus PBS only in predicate), and automated interpretation with titer reporting capability. The AIX1000 Analyzer delivers serum, adds antigen suspension, incubates with shaking, and captures high-resolution images analyzed by proprietary software algorithms.

Test standards cited

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