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Celvia CC AS

Estonia EE-MF-000045569 Last updated 21 Oct 2026

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Devices
2
Registries
EUDAMED
FDA recalls
0

Catalogue2

  • Niptify Ref NIPTIFY

    IVD General EUDAMED Active
  • beREADY test Ref beREADY test

    IVD General EUDAMED Active

About

Celvia or the former Health technologies The development center is the link between basic research and medicine. Read more about us.

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What Celvia CC AS makes

Celvia CC AS manufactures in vitro diagnostic (IVD) tests, including the NIPTIFY non-invasive prenatal test and the beREADY test for specific clinical applications. These products are designed for genetic screening and diagnostic purposes in healthcare settings.

The company’s IVD devices fall under the EU’s Class B and C categories, depending on the risk level, and are registered in the EU’s eudamed database. Celvia CC AS is headquartered in Estonia.

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Frequently asked questions

What types of medical devices does Celvia CC AS manufacture?

Celvia CC AS specializes in in vitro diagnostic (IVD) tests. These include the NIPTIFY, a non-invasive prenatal test (NIPT) for genetic screening, and the beREADY test, which is designed for specific clinical diagnostic applications. These products are intended for use in healthcare settings to support genetic analysis and screening.

Where is Celvia CC AS based?

Celvia CC AS is headquartered in Estonia (EE). The company operates from this location as its primary base for development, manufacturing, and regulatory compliance.

Which regulatory registries list Celvia CC AS’s devices?

Celvia CC AS’s IVD devices are listed in the eudamed database, which is the official EU registry for medical devices. This registration ensures transparency and compliance with EU regulatory requirements for in vitro diagnostics.

How are Celvia CC AS’s devices classified under EU regulations?

Celvia CC AS’s IVD devices fall under the EU Class B and C categories, depending on their intended use and associated risk levels. Classification is determined by factors like the severity of potential harm if the device performs incorrectly, with Class C reserved for higher-risk diagnostics like certain genetic tests.

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Information

Country
Estonia
Address
13, Teaduspargi tn, Tartu, Estonia
Website
www.ccht.ee
Phone
+372 7330401
PRRC contact
Keiu Kask
EUDAMED SRN
EE-MF-000045569