Non-EU manufacturers can sell medical devices on the European Union market only if they appoint an authorised representative (EAR). Read more!
Non-EU manufacturers can sell medical devices on the European Union market only if they appoint an authorised representative (EAR). Read more!
Article 10 (16) of the MDR obliges the manufacturer to have sufficient financial coverage for potential liability of defective medical devices. Read more!
Articles 31 of the MDR and Article 28 of the IVDR require all manufacturers, authorised representatives, and importers to register as actors on the EUDAMED database.
The coming into effect of the MDR has meant several new changes for manufacturers. Among those, the MDR has set a new classification category for Class I devices: the reusable surgical instruments (Class Ir).
The EU IVDR (Regulation on in-vitro diagnostic devices) applies as of May 26, 2022, profoundly…
Covering the whole European Union, EUDAMED (European database for medical devices) is the European Commission’s…
When venturing into online sales of medical devices and in vitro diagnostics (IVDs) in Europe,…
As an IVD (In Vitro Diagnostic) Korean manufacturer, accessing the EU (European Union) market can…
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