System, colorectal neoplasia, DNA methylation and hemoglobin detection
PMA Number: P250029 · 2026-07-24
Device Summary
Frequently Asked Questions
What is System, colorectal neoplasia, DNA methylation and hemoglobin detection?
System, colorectal neoplasia, DNA methylation and hemoglobin detection is a medical device that received FDA Premarket Approval (PMA) on 2026-07-24. The listed applicant is Freenome, LLC. The PMA number is P250029.
When did System, colorectal neoplasia, DNA methylation and hemoglobin detection receive FDA PMA approval?
System, colorectal neoplasia, DNA methylation and hemoglobin detection received FDA PMA approval on 2026-07-24, under PMA number P250029.
Who is the listed applicant for System, colorectal neoplasia, DNA methylation and hemoglobin detection?
The FDA PMA record lists Freenome, LLC as the applicant. This does not by itself establish the device manufacturer.
What is the difference between PMA and 510(k)?
PMA (Premarket Approval) is the FDA process for evaluating Class III medical devices. Unlike 510(k) clearance, which demonstrates substantial equivalence to a predicate device, PMA requires valid scientific evidence providing reasonable assurance of safety and effectiveness. PMA is the most stringent type of device marketing application required by the FDA.
What is the FDA product code for System, colorectal neoplasia, DNA methylation and hemoglobin detection?
The FDA product code for System, colorectal neoplasia, DNA methylation and hemoglobin detection is PHP.
What FDA device class is System, colorectal neoplasia, DNA methylation and hemoglobin detection?
System, colorectal neoplasia, DNA methylation and hemoglobin detection is classified as Class III by the FDA.
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