The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) serves as the primary regulatory authority for medical devices in the United States. It is responsible for protecting public health. The U.S. FDA accepts several types of submissions depending on the product category, risk...
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...
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...
In vitro diagnostics (IVDs) have a vital role in improving patient outcome and public health surveillance. IVDs are used to detect diseases, monitor health conditions, guide treatment decisions, detect diseases early on, and support precision medicine. Hence, IVDs...