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Re: Coronavirus
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Originally Posted by Paul
So [we] cannot make good tests, and china can ?
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several British companies are frustrated that despite their tests being certified for use in Europe, they have not passed checks in the UK.
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Well they should have designed them to pass UK tests then, Im sure the standards are not secret. |
https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/d...test-kt57sxbzn
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Since November any Covid test to be used in the UK has to pass a new set of regulations called the Coronavirus Test Device Approvals (CTDA). Several British manufacturers who sent their tests off in time for a September deadline say they have yet to have them approved for distribution in the UK.
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The Cambridge and Yorkshire company Avacta had to suspend sales of its AffiDX antigen test in November because it had not yet passed the new CDTA checks despite being entered for it before a September deadline. It has yet to be given the go-ahead in Britain. It was the first UK-developed test to be CE certified for consumer self-testing last month but can only be sold abroad.
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