UNSPSC 41151622: Plasma oncometer for clinical use

In this classification a plasma oncometer for clinical use is a device intended to measure plasma oncotic pressure, which is that portion of the total plasma osmotic pressure contributed by protein and other molecules too large to pass through a specified semipermeable membrane. Because variations in plasma oncotic pressure are indications of certain disorders, measurements of the variations are useful in the diagnosis and treatment of these disorders US FDA regulates Plasma oncometer for clinical use under 21 CFR 862.2720 and under FDA product code JJK.

UNSPSC 41151622 Plasma oncometer for clinical use is a Commodity code with minimal recent state and local procurement activity. The code's nominal scope—clinical-grade plasma measurement and analysis equipment—does not align with the sole-source and competitive solicitations tagged under it in the past three months. Mississippi State University and other state entities have posted notices nominally referencing this code while actually procuring unrelated specialized laboratory and research equipment: unmanned aerial vehicles, microscopes, spectrometers, robotic systems, thermal imaging cameras, and various analytical instruments for materials science, agricultural research, and forensic anthropology applications. The mismatch between the code's name and the actual work being purchased suggests either miscoding in the source records or a cataloging error at the issuing body level.

No recent opportunities directly supporting plasma oncometer procurement are present in the available records. The code shows no identifiable market activity, repeat buyers, or geographic concentration of genuine clinical plasma measurement demand. Business development professionals should verify the accuracy of UNSPSC 41151622 classification before committing resources to pursue work under this code, and cross-reference with more granular clinical laboratory equipment codes if pursuing plasma analysis, coagulation testing, or related hemostasis instrumentation.