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Consider the following: device OEM is in Germany, contract sterilisation is done in the UK, the OBL owner (and therefore Legal Manufacturer) is also in the UK. For labeling in the US market, which is the correct country of origin: Germany or the UK?s...
Dear all, I have a question about RUO and IUO labeling in US market.According to FDA guidance "Distribution of In Vitro Diagnostic Products Labeled for Research Use Only or Investigational Use Only": RUO product is an IVD product that is in the labor...
As originally asked by Erin Seiler, MBA Account Manager, Color & Additives North America at PolyOne A huge trend in labeling we are seeing on the manufacturing end, is a change from stickers or other forms of identification to laser marking technolog...
Does a medical device manufacturer have to re-label research only products (animal research only, not for use in humans) as investigational use (per 21 CFR 812) for use in IRB or IDE?The devices are not cleared and some may or may not be on a path to...
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Goodmorning all, I have a question about the use of the IVD symbol on in vitro diagnostic products in USA. The IVD symbol as defined in ISO 15223 standard should be used to indicate "a medical device that is intended to be used as an in vitro diagnos...
I am using Avery labels on a A4 sheet and a desktop laser printer. Can anyone suggest me software to create labels with a bar code type GS1-128 Datamatrix? I found the software "Nice label pro" that would suit me, is there any other on the market? Th...
I would like to know if some of you have issues with this procedure ? What is your Notified Body and does it still accept OBL procedure for CE marking ? I think that is a huge concern for many Medical Device companies and it deserves a discussion. so...
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Is anyone aware of the FDA guidance documents to say what medical devices require specialized instructions for disposal? I’m not talking about ones with obvious hazards such as implantables or ones with sharps, but simple Class I single-use devices. ...
