Customer reports receiving one false positive result and one false negative result when testing with the cue covid-19 test for home and over the counter (otc) use.This mdr is to document the false negative result.See (b)(4) for the false positive result.Customer also reports daughter obtained a false negative result when testing with the cue covid-19 test for home and over the counter (otc) use.See (b)(4) for daughter's false negative result.On (b)(6) 2022, customer received a false negative result using the cue covid-19 test for home and over the counter (otc) use (cartridge sn (b)(4), lot 24022b, reader sn (b)(4)).A repeat cue test performed on the same day provided a positive result.No alternate confirmatory testing performed, but suspects this is a false negative due to symptoms.Customer reported they developed symptoms (weakness, aches, then a fever) about 4 days after they spent ~18 hours straight unmasked (and often in small spaces, e.G.The same car) with someone who was symptomatic and tested positive with a pcr test.During those 4 days, customer had a fever for 2-3 days, hitting a high of 104 f/40 c.Cartridge's were stored properly per instructions for use.
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Investigation conclusion: explanation for h3: cartridges used by the consumer were not sent back for evaluation, therefore, the devices could not be evaluated.The customer provided information regarding the suspected false negative tests and a member of the technical support group was able to perform data analysis.The complaint history was reviewed and there was one similar complaint against involved lot.The lot history record (lhr) was reviewed for the lot number in the complaint, and it passed release specifications.A technical support representative reviewed customer data and performed data analysis.All data values were normal and met acceptable criteria.Root cause was undetermined.
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