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Medical Device Labeling in Canada: Interpretation of 10 Mandatory Label Items & Bilingual Requirements
This article interprets the 10 mandatory labeling items and bilingual requirements for medical devices in Canada, including device name, manufacturer information, device identifier, control number, description of package contents, sterility marking, expiry date, intended use and performance specifications, instructions for use, and special storage conditions. It also introduces remedial solutions for non-compliant labels, and highlights the importance of labeling compliance for product customs clearance and market launch.
2026-10-14
Understanding MDCG 2020‑16 rev.2 | Core Guidance on IVD Product Classification under EU IVDR
This article interprets MDCG 2020‑16 rev.2, the core guidance on classification under the EU IVDR. It elaborates on the significance of product classification for CE compliance following the entry into force of IVDR. Classification is determined by the product’s intended use rather than the detection technology. It also details the classification rules, risk classes and the assessment approach for combined kits and associated products. While the guidance is not legally binding, it serves as an important reference for manufacturers to conduct classification determination and compile classification justification documents.
2026-10-13
Must-Know Guide: UKCA Marking for Medical Devices in 2026 – Key FAQs & Essentials
2026-10-12
FDA Update! 14 Classes of Class II Toxicology Testing Systems Qualify for 510(k) Exemption!
On October 6, 2026, the FDA issued a final rule expanding the 510(k) exemption scope for 14 types of Class II drug abuse testing systems. These systems may qualify for the exemption even when used in federal drug testing programs, subject to strict constraints including intended use limitations and labeling statements.
2026-10-10
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