Rapid antigen tests are widely used in the European Union and are helping to strengthen many countries testing capacities. For more information visit our page!

Rapid antigen tests are widely used in the European Union and are helping to strengthen many countries testing capacities. For more information visit our page!
Antigen tests are IVDs of class D under the IVDR. This means that they will fall under the highest-risk category of IVDs, needing a Notified Body involvement.
While every In Vitro Diagnostics brand journey, mission and merchandise are different, the regulatory compliance…
The introduction of the new Regulations on medical devices in the European Union meant stricter controls and reinforced rules on transparency and clinical evidence. Learn more!
Don’t miss this unique opportunity to learn suggested strategies and best practices that lead to successful IVDR transition and outcomes!
The elimination of barriers and the introduction of free movement of goods, services, and people across the Member States have granted a more dynamic business environment. To learn about the consequences of these new changes visit our page!
This protocol provides a specification of the microbiological requirements on toys covered by its scope and since there are no particular microbiological requirements for toys, the Notified Body toys group elaborated a protocol on the basis of the requirements for cosmetic products. Read more..
In 2008, the European Parliament and the Council jointly adopted the Decision No. 768/2008/EC aiming to set a common framework for a new Industrial Policy. Read more
With the In Vitro Diagnostic Medical Devices Regulation (IVDR), the IVD sector in the European Union is about to experience significant changes. From a new classification system to stricter assessment procedures and market surveillance. Read the full article to discover all the details!
Each year, Health Products Regulatory Authority (HPRA) publishes the annual report outlining its activities in the area of public and animals’ health. The Irish agency’s new report was published on November 20, 2021, and summarises last year’s programs development to regulate health products and the safety of cosmetics. Read the full article to know more!