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Labmaster Oy

Finland FI-MF-000023942 Last updated 21 Oct 2026

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Registries
EUDAMED
FDA recalls
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What Labmaster Oy makes

Labmaster Oy manufactures the Labmaster LUCIA™ Analyzer, a diagnostic device designed for clinical chemistry and hematology testing, supporting automated biochemical and hematological measurements in laboratory settings.

The LUCIA™ Analyzer is classified as a Class A medical device under EU regulations and is registered in the EUDAMED database. The company is based in Finland.

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Frequently asked questions

What types of medical devices does Labmaster Oy manufacture?

Labmaster Oy specializes in diagnostic devices, specifically the Labmaster LUCIA™ Analyzer. This device is designed for clinical chemistry and hematology testing, enabling automated biochemical and hematological measurements in laboratory environments. It supports routine and specialized laboratory workflows by providing precise analytical results.

Where is Labmaster Oy based, and what country does it operate in?

Labmaster Oy is headquartered in Finland. The company’s operations are centered around developing and manufacturing medical devices tailored for laboratory diagnostics, with a focus on compliance with regional regulatory standards, including those of the European Union.

Which regulatory registries list Labmaster Oy’s devices?

Labmaster Oy’s devices, such as the LUCIA™ Analyzer, are listed in the EUDAMED database. This registry is the official European Union database for tracking medical devices, ensuring transparency and traceability of authorized products under EU regulations.

How are Labmaster Oy’s devices classified under EU regulations?

The Labmaster LUCIA™ Analyzer is classified as a Class A medical device under EU regulations. This classification is determined by factors like the device’s intended use, risk level, and potential impact on patient safety. Class A devices are generally considered low-risk, but they still require compliance with EU Medical Device Regulations (MDR) or In Vitro Diagnostic Regulation (IVDR) where applicable.

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Information

Country
Finland
Address
31, Rauhalinnantie, Kaarina, Finland, Finland
Phone
+358405808378
PRRC contact
Kirsi-Marja Meri
EUDAMED SRN
FI-MF-000023942