The primary focus of FDA 510(k) pathway is Class I and Class II medical devices. However, medical devices that lack formal classification may still be eligible for 510(k) clearance. Unclassified devices can still follow the FDA 510(k) pathway, if a legally marketed...
Recently, CDSCO has issued a notice reminding State Licensing Authorities (SLAs) that manufacturing licenses for Class A and B medical devices and IVDs must be issued only after verifying the device’s risk classification in the CDSCO’s official list. Notably, issuance...
The Medical Device Single Audit Program (MDSAP) is one comprehensive audit for meeting the regulatory requirements of multiple participating countries. Achieving regulatory harmonization across different regulatory industries will help manufacturers easily launch...
IVD technology transfer is crucial for manufacturers transitioning IVDs from development to full-scale production or relocating manufacturing between facilities. A successful transfer demands meticulous planning, comprehensive documentation, and alignment with...
Post-market surveillance (PMS) for software as a medical device (SaMD) is a critical regulatory and operational requirement. It ensures ongoing safety, performance, and compliance once the product is launched in the market. SaMDs are reshaping modern healthcare. They...