
Products & Services
Bioproduction
From the supply of critical components to kit production, regulatory affairs and distribution, the entire life of your RUO and IVD kits can be handled at Firalis.
Supply chain
The production of both RUO and IVD kits relies on the supply of critical components. Firalis develops, validates and produces antibodies, standards and enzymes by biotechnological means, in high-quality grade, removing the discontinuation, customs, logistics, stock and scheduling risks of the supply chain.
Research products Our new production facility
- Critical products
- Antibodies
- Proteins
- Enzymes
- Kit production
- Sales
Kitting
Both RUO and IVD kits are produced at Firalis following ISO 9001, ISO 13485 and ISO 14001, guaranteeing traced and reproducible product performance from batch to batch.
ISO 13485:2016 certificate AFAQ 2014/58993.6Development and production, in HuningueQuality & certifications
- Critical products
- Kit production
- RUO
- IVD
- Sales
Regulatory affairs
Firalis offers regulatory affairs support, preparing and filing the dossier all along the development of your product, for both CE-IVDR and FDA markets.
- Biomarkers
- Product validation
- Regulatory technical file
- CE-IVDR
- FDA
- IVD market
Distribution
Firalis supports kit storage, stock logistics, product transportation and sales. Stability studies can also be run at Firalis to determine optimum storage conditions and transportation costs.
- Critical products
- Kit production
- Sales
- RUO sales & distribution
- IVD sales & distribution
Huningue · Bioproduction
Firalis new production facility
Firalis is setting up an autonomous bioproduction facility in Huningue. Several thousand square metres of automated production facility. Firalis is developing state-of-the-art kit production to further integrate the supplies needed in the field of molecular biology and immunoassay in vitro testing.
- 2008Founded
- 2026Full operation of the facility planned
- Becoming
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