Life Science Outsourcing

Scale diagnostics production without compromising precision

End-to-end manufacturing for IVD devices, POC consumables, and reagent packaging

diagnostics production
FDA-Registered Manufacturing FacilityISO 13485 Certified Quality System12 Cleanrooms Class 5–8125,000+ Sq Ft Regulated Manufacturing3 Facilities CA | NH | Costa Rica

Diagnostics manufacturing demands extreme precision at scale — microfluidic tolerances, reagent stability, and blister pack integrity all affect assay performance. Most contract manufacturers lack the specialized equipment and cleanroom environments that diagnostics require. You need a partner who understands that a packaging defect isn't just a cosmetic issue — it's a failed test result.

Diagnostics Manufacturing Capabilities

Microfluidic & Cartridge Assembly

Precision assembly of diagnostic cartridges, lateral flow devices, and microfluidic consumables in controlled environments built for diagnostics tolerances. Specialized fixturing, validated dispensing, and optical inspection ensure your assay performance holds from the first unit to the millionth.

Reagent Blister Packaging

Validated blister packaging for liquid and lyophilized reagents with controlled fill volumes and seal integrity.

Pouch, Tray & Labeling

Custom sterile and non-sterile packaging for diagnostic kits and consumable sets, with UDI-compliant labeling, lot tracking, expiration dating, and serialization built into the packaging workflow.

Sterilization Management

EtO and gamma sterilization validation and processing for sterile diagnostic devices.

Fulfillment & Distribution

Direct-to-customer and distributor shipping with cold chain capability and inventory management.

Purpose-built diagnostics manufacturing — precision cartridge assembly, validated reagent packaging, and controlled-environment production. Capabilities built through the J-Pac Medical acquisition to serve IVD and POC devices specifically.

From Assessment to Commercial Production

1

Technical Assessment

Review device specifications, reagent requirements, and production volume targets. 1 week.

2

Process Development

Develop assembly, packaging, and testing procedures specific to your diagnostic device. 2–4 weeks.

3

Validation

IQ/OQ/PQ for assembly, packaging, and sterilization processes. 4–8 weeks.

4

Pilot Production

Initial production runs with full QC testing and process refinement. 2–4 weeks.

5

Commercial Production

Ongoing production with real-time quality monitoring and scheduled shipments.

Is This Where You Are?

Your assay performs perfectly in the lab, but yield and performance degrade every time you try to scale production.
Fill accuracy is inconsistent at volume — your reagent packaging is producing out-of-spec units that affect test results.
Your current manufacturer handles general medical devices but doesn't have the specialized equipment or clean environments that diagnostics consumables require.
You're preparing for regulatory submission and need validated manufacturing documentation — IQ/OQ/PQ, process controls, and full traceability.
Demand is ramping faster than your supply chain can keep up. You need a partner who can scale without lead time surprises.

Request a diagnostics scale assessment

Tell us about your device, volume targets, and timeline for commercial launch. Our diagnostics manufacturing team will assess your requirements and outline a production plan within 48 hours. Best fit for IVD devices, POC consumables, and reagent packaging requiring precision manufacturing at scale.

What Happens Next

Who

A diagnostics manufacturing specialist

When

Within one business day

About

Device specifications, volume requirements, and timeline for commercial launch

Frequently Asked Questions

We manufacture IVD cartridges, lateral flow devices, microfluidic consumables, reagent kits, and point-of-care diagnostic devices. Our capabilities span from precision cartridge assembly through reagent packaging, sterilization, and fulfillment. We're best suited for devices requiring controlled-environment assembly and validated packaging at commercial volumes. We don't handle assay development or reagent formulation — we're a manufacturing partner, not a development lab.

Fill accuracy is maintained through validated dispensing equipment with in-process monitoring and statistical process control. We verify fill volumes at defined intervals during each production run and track Cpk values to ensure the process stays within specification. If fill accuracy begins to drift, automated alerts trigger immediate investigation. This is one of the most common failure points when diagnostics companies scale — we've built our processes specifically to prevent it.

Yes. We offer temperature-controlled storage and cold chain fulfillment for reagents that require 2–8°C or frozen conditions. Shipments are monitored with temperature indicators, and our fulfillment team coordinates cold chain logistics with your distribution network. If your reagent has specific stability requirements, we build those into the packaging and shipping protocols from the start.

Design transfer is collaborative, not a handoff over a wall. We start with a DFM (design for manufacturability) review of your device and process, identify any changes needed for production scale, and develop manufacturing procedures in partnership with your R&D team. Pilot production runs validate that assay performance is maintained through the transfer. Your team stays involved through validation — we don't disappear with your design and come back with problems.

Typical timeline is 9–17 weeks depending on device complexity. This breaks down to: technical assessment (1 week), process development (2–4 weeks), IQ/OQ/PQ validation (4–8 weeks), and pilot production (2–4 weeks). If you already have validated processes from a previous manufacturer, the timeline can compress significantly. We provide a detailed project plan with milestones during the initial assessment.

Yes. For sterile devices, we offer in-house EtO and gamma sterilization validation and processing. For non-sterile consumables and kits, we have dedicated non-sterile packaging lines. Many diagnostic products include both sterile and non-sterile components in the same kit — we handle the full configuration under one roof so you don't need to coordinate between separate sterilization and packaging vendors.

You receive complete validation packages including IQ/OQ/PQ protocols and reports, device history records, process control documentation, batch records, and traceability data. Everything is formatted for FDA 510(k), De Novo, PMA, or EU MDR technical file requirements. Our documentation has supported diagnostics submissions across multiple regulatory bodies — we know what reviewers expect and structure our deliverables accordingly.