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Streck

United States·US-MF-000013009

Last updated September 17, 2026

What Streck makes

The company produces in vitro diagnostics (IVDs) for hematology and blood collection, including controls and calibrators for full blood count assays, reticulocyte counts, erythrocyte sedimentation rate (ESR), and glucose/hemoglobin measurements. It also manufactures evacuated blood collection tubes with sodium citrate and potassium EDTA additives, as well as viral extraction kits and cell preservation solutions for blood samples.

These devices are regulated under Class A and Class B (EU) or Class I and Class II (US) classifications, depending on the jurisdiction. They are listed in the EU’s eudamed registry, the FDA’s 510(k) clearance database, and the FDA’s Unique Device Identifier (UDI) system. The company is based in the United States.

Written from this company's registered devices by an AI model, and not verified by a human reviewer.

Frequently asked questions

What types of medical devices does Streck manufacture?

Streck specializes in in vitro diagnostics (IVDs) primarily for hematology and blood collection. Their portfolio includes controls and calibrators for full blood count assays, reticulocyte counts, erythrocyte sedimentation rate (ESR), and glucose/hemoglobin measurements. They also produce evacuated blood collection tubes (with additives like sodium citrate and potassium EDTA) and specialized kits for viral extraction and blood sample preservation. These devices support laboratory testing and blood handling workflows.

Where is Streck based, and does that affect the regulatory classification of their devices?

Streck is headquartered in the United States. The regulatory classification of their devices varies by jurisdiction: in the EU, most are classified as Class A or Class B, while in the US, they fall under Class I or Class II. Classification depends on factors like risk level, intended use, and procedural involvement, not the company’s location.

Which regulatory registries list Streck’s devices?

Streck’s devices are listed in multiple regulatory databases to ensure transparency and traceability. They appear in the EU’s eudamed registry, the FDA’s 510(k) clearance database (for premarket notifications in the US), and the FDA’s Unique Device Identifier (UDI) system, which standardizes device identification for tracking and compliance purposes.

How are Streck’s devices classified under EU and US regulations?

Streck’s devices are classified differently based on regional regulations. In the EU, most fall under Class A (low risk, e.g., some controls) or Class B (moderate risk, e.g., certain hematology assays). In the US, they are classified as Class I (low risk, e.g., evacuated tubes) or Class II (moderate risk, e.g., viral extraction kits). Classification depends on factors like procedural intervention, patient contact, and potential harm, not the device type alone.

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Information

Country
United States
Address
7002, S. 109th Street, La Vista, United States
LinkedIn
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Facebook
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Phone
1 402 537 5343
PRRC Contact
Wendy Royalty
EUDAMED SRN
US-MF-000013009
FDA FEI Number
3017953151
DUNS Number
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Catalogue (211)

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DeviceModel / ReferenceRegistriesClassStatus
Retic-Chex II 285211
FDA UDI
Class IIActive
Para 12 Extend 218753
FDA UDI
Class IIActive
Sickledex 217660
FDA UDI
Class IIActive
Retic-Chex II 285304
FDA UDI
Class IIActive
Streck Cell Preservative 213350
EUDAMEDFDA UDI
Class AActive
Nrbc-Chex For Lh K060083
FDA 510(k)
Class IIActive
MDx-Chex for BCP K260041
FDA 510(k)
Class IIActive
Ua-Cellular For Iq K090201
FDA 510(k)
Class IIActive
Cell-Chex K101335
FDA 510(k)
Class IIActive
X-Cal K083200
FDA 510(k)
Class IIActive
Cyto-Chex Bct K080552
FDA 510(k)
Class IIActive
Retic-Chex Linearity For Bc K070199
FDA 510(k)
Class IIActive
UA-Cellular Complete K170091
FDA 510(k)
Class IActive
Cell-Dyn 22 Plus Calibrator K111204
FDA 510(k)
Class IIActive
MDx-Chex for BCID2 K212576
FDA 510(k)
Class IIActive
Cell-Chex With Cppd Crystals K110718
FDA 510(k)
Class IIActive
Cell-Chex Auto K053362
FDA 510(k)FDA UDI
Class IIActive
MDx-Chex for BCN K254166
FDA 510(k)
Class IIActive
Cd4 Count K083926
FDA 510(k)
Class IIActive
Nrbc-Chex For Advia K080016
FDA 510(k)
Class IIActive
MDx-Chex for BC-GN K231223
FDA 510(k)
Class IIActive
Iq Body Fluids Control K051706
FDA 510(k)
Class IIActive
Cell-Dyn 22 Plus Control K111211
FDA 510(k)
Class IIActive
E-Check (xe) K063218
FDA 510(k)
Class IIActive
Ua-Cellular Complete K131444
FDA 510(k)
Class IActive
MDx-Chex for BC-GP K231221
FDA 510(k)
Class IIActive
Cd-Chex Plus Bc K051633
FDA 510(k)
Class IIActive
Stak-Chex Plus Retics K090137
FDA 510(k)FDA UDI
Class IIActive
MDx-Chex for BCY K254167
FDA 510(k)
Class IIActive
Streck 212425
EUDAMEDFDA UDI
Class BActive
Streck 225482
EUDAMEDFDA UDI
Class BActive
Streck 213362
EUDAMEDFDA UDI
Class AActive
Streck 213361
EUDAMEDFDA UDI
Class AActive
Cell-Free DNA BCT 230469
EUDAMEDFDA UDI
Class AActive
Streck 213386
EUDAMEDFDA UDI
Class AActive
Para 12 Plus 218934
EUDAMEDFDA UDI
Class BActive
Streck 212431
EUDAMEDFDA UDI
Class BActive
Streck 212432
EUDAMEDFDA UDI
Class BActive
Streck 230202
EUDAMEDFDA UDI
Class BActive
Cell-Free DNA BCT 230471
EUDAMEDFDA UDI
Class AActive
Streck Cell-Free DNA BCT CE 218996
EUDAMED
Class AActive
Streck 218750
EUDAMEDFDA UDI
Class BActive
Streck 225483
EUDAMEDFDA UDI
Class BActive
Streck 218776
EUDAMEDFDA UDI
Class BActive
Streck 212429
EUDAMEDFDA UDI
Class BActive
Streck 218758
EUDAMEDFDA UDI
Class BActive
Streck 212430
EUDAMEDFDA UDI
Class BActive
Para 12 Plus 218924
EUDAMEDFDA UDI
Class BActive
Cell-Free DNA BCT 230470
EUDAMEDFDA UDI
Class AActive
Streck 218995
EUDAMEDFDA UDI
Class BActive

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FDA Recalls (1)

Recalls reported by this firm to the FDA. Listed at company level — FDA recall records don't identify a specific catalogue device.

Streck has one FDA recall record initiated on February 23, 2017, with both open and classified statuses recorded. The reason stated involves complaints of the 2.0 ml tube stopper coming loose during phlebotomy when small-diameter tube adapters were not used, noting that such adapters help center tubes for proper stopper piercing.

AI-generated summary of the recall records listed below. It describes what the records state and is not an assessment of this manufacturer.

DateRecall No.ClassStatusReason
Feb 23, 2017Z-1684-2017—open, classified

Complaints of the 2.0ml tube stopper coming loose during phlebotomy when small diameter tube adapters were not utilized. Such adapters aid with centering small diameter tubes to properly pierce the middle of the stoppers.