US FDA 510(k) clearance is a premarket notification pathway 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 that...
CE marking is a mandatory requirement for medical devices sold in the EU/EEA. It demonstrates compliance with EU MDR safety, performance, and quality requirements. The process involves classification, conformity assessment, technical documentation, and post-market...
In the modern healthcare system, every connected device can be a potential entry point for hackers. Protecting these systems ensures that innovative digital medical devices remain safe, reliable, and trusted. Hence, cybersecurity is vital in the medical device...
SOPs are regulatory non‑negotiables. Regulators mandate SOPs to safeguard patient safety, reduce variability, and provide auditable evidence of quality control. In most regulated markets, SOPs are mandatory for licensing, certification, and market access. SOPs form...
Intraocular lenses (IOLs) are artificial lens used to replace the natural lens that has been removed during cataract surgery. Traditionally, these lenses are produced using cast molding and lathe-cutting methods. However, these approaches restrict design flexibility....
Medical device manufacturers should comply with ISO 13485 because it ensures patient safety, enables global market access, reduces regulatory risk. Non-compliance with ISO 13485 can have serious repercussions for medical device manufacturers. This can lead to...