Additive manufacturing is revolutionizing the medical device manufacturing industry. It can be used to create complex, customized, and patient-specific products at unprecedented speed and precision. Additive manufacturing is opening new possibilities for medical...
Preparing for a successful medical device single audit program (MDSAP) audit requires strategic planning, robust documentation, and cross-functional alignment. For manufacturers seeking to demonstrate regulatory compliance across multiple jurisdictions, MDSAP is a...
A U.S. FDA agent is a designated representative required for foreign companies that manufacture, process, or distribute FDA-regulated products. These products, such as medical devices, drugs, or food, should be intended for import into the United States. We have...
FDA medical device registration and listing is a mandatory annual process. Medical device companies are required to register their facilities and list their specific products with FDA. It is a regulatory requirement for any company that manufactures or imports devices...
The FDA 510(k) Third Party Review Program is a voluntary alternative review pathway. It allows accredited third-party organizations to review certain low- to moderate-risk medical device submissions instead of the FDA itself. The Third Party Review process helps...
US FDA De Novo submission is a regulatory route for low to moderate-risk medical devices that lack a predicate device. It enables manufacturers to classify novel devices into Class I or Class II. This allows the device to be marketed in the US. Additionally, it can...