FDA-Inspected Site

Tissue Bank International/The National Eye Bank Center

3 FDA inspections are on record for Tissue Bank International/The National Eye Bank Center in Memphis, United States.

Clean· No action indicated

Memphis, United States · Last updated July 11, 2026

Overview

  • 3 FDA inspections are on record.
  • 1 inspection produced a Form 483.
  • The most recent recorded inspection date is 2013-09-04.

At a glance

Inspections

3

Form 483s

1

EIRs

0

Last outcome

Clean

Inspection history

FDA inspections on record, most recent first.

InspectionCategoryOutcomeForm 483
3 Sep 2013 – 4 Sep 2013BiologicsClean
20 Jun 2012Not recordedWLView 483 →
27 Aug 2010Not recordedClean

Observations on record

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

20 Jun 2012
21 CFR 1271.180(a)

Procedures to meet core CTGP

Cited by Danielle M Maddox

20 Jun 2012
21 CFR 1271.195(c)

Monitoring-microorganisms where appropriate

Cited by Danielle M Maddox

20 Jun 2012
21 CFR 1271.230(b)

Reduced risk representation

Cited by Danielle M Maddox

20 Jun 2012
21 CFR 1271.260(e)

Storage temperatures recorded, maintained

Cited by Danielle M Maddox

20 Jun 2012
21 CFR 1271.260(e)

Temperature limits

Cited by Danielle M Maddox

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 1271.260(e)Cited across public-safe Form 483 observations2x
21 CFR 1271.180(a)Cited across public-safe Form 483 observations1x
21 CFR 1271.195(c)Cited across public-safe Form 483 observations1x
21 CFR 1271.230(b)Cited across public-safe Form 483 observations1x

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