US FDA 510(k) submission is a premarket notification required for medical devices intended for U.S. market entry. This pathway is essential for devices that are not exempt from FDA 510(K) and is not already legally marketed. Additionally, it is required for devices...
Medical devices play a pivotal role in the healthcare sector. Hence, device safety is a key consideration for ensuring patient safety. Biocompatibility is the cornerstone of medical device safety. It ensures that a device performs its intended function without causing...
To continue operating under an active MDEL, holders must apply for an annual license review (ALR). This renewal is mandated under Section 46.1 of the Canadian Medical Devices Regulations. In this blog, we have discussed the MDEL annual license review process....
Canada has classified medical devices into four classes based on risk level associated with the device. Although Class I medical devices are lowest risk devices, companies are still required to abide by certain regulatory obligations. To operate legally in Canada,...
Health Canada is the apex regulatory body for ensuring safety, effectiveness, and quality of medical devices entering the Canadian market. Complying with Health Canada medical device regulations is a must to launch your product in Canada. Moreover, you have to secure...