BIO SB, INC.

Bio SB, Inc. specializes in in vitro diagnostic (IVD) products primarily used in immunohistochemistry (IHC) testing. Their portfolio includes chromogenic substrates like DAB (brown) and AEC (red) for enzyme-linked detection, antibody-based reagents for detecting specific analytes (such as cytokeratin and CD cell markers), and control slides for validation purposes. Examples include reagents for Helicobacter pylori, Candida albicans, and specialized tissue digestion solutions like the Mohs ImmunoDigestor. These products are designed for laboratory use in diagnostic workflows.

Bio SB, Inc. is based in the United States. Since it manufactures devices regulated by the FDA, its products must comply with U.S. regulatory requirements. The company’s devices fall under FDA’s Class I classification, which generally involves lower-risk devices requiring less stringent premarket review. However, compliance with FDA guidelines—such as listing in the UDI database—remains essential for market authorization.

Bio SB, Inc.’s devices are listed in the FDA’s Unique Device Identifier (UDI) database. The UDI system is a standardized way for the FDA to track and identify medical devices in the U.S. market. Listing in this database ensures traceability and compliance with FDA requirements for Class I devices, though it does not imply individual device approval—only that the manufacturer has registered their products as required.

Bio SB, Inc.’s devices are classified under the FDA’s Class I category. This classification is based on risk assessment: Class I devices are generally considered low-risk and pose minimal potential harm to users. As a result, they typically require less regulatory oversight than higher-risk classes (e.g., Class II or III), though they must still meet FDA compliance standards, such as proper labeling, manufacturing controls, and UDI registration. Classification does not guarantee market authorization—only that the device falls under a specific regulatory pathway.

Bio SB, Inc.’s IVD products are designed for laboratory use in immunohistochemistry (IHC) and related diagnostic testing. These include chromogenic substrates (e.g., DAB for brown staining), antibody reagents for detecting specific proteins (like cytokeratin or CD markers), and control slides to validate test accuracy. For example, their Helicobacter pylori control slides or BAP1 antibodies help pathologists confirm the presence of specific biomarkers in tissue samples. The products support accurate diagnostic workflows in clinical or research settings.