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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
EU CE: Multiple Core Standards Updated in 2026, Immediate Self-Review Required for MDR Technical Documentation
As the implementation of EU MDR (Regulation (EU) 2017/745) continues to advance, harmonised standards and industry‑wide technical benchmarks are evolving rapidly. Recent major updates to CE‑related regulatory documents cover full‑scope files including quality management, risk management, usability engineering, clinical investigations, biocompatibility, labelling and instructions for use, MDCG/MEDDEV guidance documents, and EU legislations. Newly‑revised standards such as ISO 14155:2026, ISO 10993‑3/6/7:2026 and ISO 2859‑1:2026 will have a direct impact on manufacturers’ quality management systems, test protocols, clinical investigations and technical documentation drafting. They merit close attention from all medical device enterprises that are planning for or undergoing CE certification.
2026-10-09
Australia’s TGA Releases Full‑Scale UDI Guidance for Healthcare!
Australia’s TGA has released the comprehensive UDI overview guidance, aiming to establish a Unique Device Identification system for medical devices. The system enables end‑to‑end traceability of medical devices via globally harmonised coding and improves patient safety. It consists of two components: UDI‑DI and UDI‑PI, and recognises three issuing agencies: GS1, HIBCC and ICCBBA.
2026-10-08
A Complete Guide to Canada Medical Device Application Types (Part 1): Detailed Rules for Determining Single/Family/Group/System
This article provides a detailed analysis of the criteria for determining application types (Single / Family / Group / System) in Canadian medical device registration, highlighting their significance for the scope of submission documentation, model selection, and clinical evidence coverage. It clarifies that application type and device classification are concepts on different dimensions. Proper determination enables overseas manufacturers to establish a reusable assessment framework.
2026-09-23
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