20 devices · GMDN 59241
A reference electrode IVD is a component used in electrochemical testing systems to provide a stable and known electrical potential during the measurement of electrolytes in clinical samples such as blood or urine. It does not measure analytes itself but ensures the accuracy of the measurement by serving as a baseline for the sensor system.
Devices in this category are intended for use as part of in vitro diagnostic instruments and are regulated based on their role in the overall assay system. They are typically supplied as components or accessories for electrode assemblies and are subject to regulatory requirements applicable to their use in diagnostic testing, without implying any standalone diagnostic function.
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