FDA-Inspected Site

Cambridge Isotope Laboratories, Inc.

5 FDA inspections are on record for Cambridge Isotope Laboratories, Inc. in Tewksbury, United States.

483· Form 483 issued

Tewksbury, United States · Last updated August 15, 2026

Overview

  • 5 FDA inspections are on record.
  • 5 inspections produced a Form 483.
  • The most recent recorded inspection date is 2026-05-22.

At a glance

Inspections

5

Form 483s

5

EIRs

0

Last outcome

Form 483

Inspection history

FDA inspections on record, most recent first.

InspectionCategoryOutcomeForm 483
18 May 2026 – 22 May 2026Human Drugs483On file
31 Aug 2020 – 9 Dec 2020Human Drugs483View 483 →
16 Oct 2017 – 7 Nov 2017Human Drugs483On file
12 Apr 2017 – 1 May 2017Human Drugs483On file
16 Dec 2014 – 7 Jan 2015Human Drugs483On file

Observations on record

Form 483 observations cited at this site, most recent first.

9 Dec 2020
21 CFR 212.20(d)

Determination need for investigation

Cited by Robert J Martin

9 Dec 2020
21 CFR 212.40(a)

Suitable for intended use

Cited by Robert J Martin

9 Dec 2020
21 CFR 212.40(b)

Written specifications - containers and closures

Cited by Robert J Martin

9 Dec 2020
21 CFR 212.50

Adequate controls (general)

Cited by Robert J Martin

Investigators

FDA investigators tied to this site in the record.

Recurring citations

CFR citation patterns observed across this site's inspections.

CitationWhat it coversCited
21 CFR 212.20(d)Cited across public-safe Form 483 observations1x
21 CFR 212.40(a)Cited across public-safe Form 483 observations1x
21 CFR 212.40(b)Cited across public-safe Form 483 observations1x
21 CFR 212.50Cited across public-safe Form 483 observations1x

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