Development

LDT USA first, with clinical evidence developed in parallel.

Our initial commercial objective is a centralized U.S. laboratory-developed test service, beginning with CultMed Test.

01 · Commercial approach

A centralized laboratory service

Under the planned model, participating clinics would send samples to a qualified CLIA-certified high-complexity laboratory for processing, sequencing, bioinformatics analysis, quality review and reporting.

Commercial introduction will depend on completion of the required validation and applicable laboratory and regulatory requirements. Success Test will follow its own evidence-based release decision.

02 · Clinical program

Clinical Trial I · Health Canada

The current Clinical Trial I target is 100 samples.

80Spent culture-medium samples
20Maternal blood-plasma samples
100Total sample target

The study is intended to build evidence on feasibility, sample handling and test performance. Clinical Trial I and the LDT validation program are related but distinct workstreams; the trial’s sample target does not by itself establish readiness for clinical use.

03 · Future development

Longer-term development

Beyond the initial laboratory service, we plan to pursue international partnerships and an FDA development pathway for a distributed diagnostic platform.

Evidence-led expansion

Market by market

Expansion will depend on clinical evidence and the requirements of each market.

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