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...
US FDA has stringent regulations for medical devices entering the US market. For launching a new medical device in US, you need to mandatorily comply with all FDA medical device regulatory guidelines. Additionally, you need to secure the applicable approval type for...
All medical devices entering the US market must comply with the regulatory requirements formulated by US FDA. These regulatory requirements are in place to ensure safe, effective, and high-quality medical devices reach the patients. The regulatory pathway required...
Allergic reaction caused by contact with or consumption of allergens is a common issue. It can range from a mild rash to anaphylaxis that can even be fatal. Currently, there are extensive guidelines for labelling allergens in the food and beverage industry to protect...