How to Get Medical Device Registration
Step 1
-Classification of Medical Devices: Medical devices shall be classified on
the basis of parameters specified in the First Schedule of MDR 2017, in the
following classes, namely:
1.
A is a low-risk classification.
2.
Low to moderate risk-Class B;
3.
Moderate to high risk-Class C;
4.
High risk-Class D.
Step 2: Grouping
of the Medical Devices: An applicant Grouping of Medical Devices having
the same or similar intended uses or commonality of technology into a single
application.
Single: A Medical
Device sold as a separate packaged entity that does not meet the family
criteria.
Family-A Medical Device
family is a collection of medical devices, each medical device being a separate
medical device. The Medical Devices comprise systems that are (i) from the same
license holder; (ii) intended to be used in combination to complete a common
intended purpose.
Group: A Medical
Device group is a collection of two or more medical devices, supplied in a
single package by the same license holder.
Step 3: Choosing
a Medical Device Registration Form-To manufacture a medical
device or In-vitro medical device for sale or distribution, an applicant must
submit an application using:
1.
Form MD-3: for Classes A and B
2.
Form MD-4: Loan License Classes A and B
3.
Form MD-7 for Class C and Class D
4.
Form MD-8: Loan License Classes C and D
5.
MD-12: Clinical Investigation/Test/Evaluation
Form
Step 4: Fees for
Medical Device Registration: Requisite
fees paid along with the application.
Step 5:
Submitting Documents: In addition to the application and fees, an
applicant must upload the detailed documentation to CDSCO's Medical Device Registration online portal.
Step 6:
Inspection and License Grant
·
For Class A Medical Devices: After reviewing all
documents and determining that the requirements of these rules have been met,
the State Licensing Authority shall grant a licence to manufacture Class A
medical devices in Form MD-5 or a loan licence in Form MD-6, as applicable.
·
For Class B Medical Devices: The State Licensing
Authority shall grant a licence to manufacture Class B medical devices on Form
MD-5 or a loan licence on Form MD-6, as applicable, after scrutinizing
documents and audit reports and being satisfied that the requirements of these
rules have been met.
·
For Class C and Class D Medical Devices: The
Central Licensing Authority may, wherever required, in the case of Class C or
Class D medical devices, use the services of any expert in the relevant field
for scrutiny of the application and other technical documents, which shall be
completed by the Central Licensing Authority within a period of forty-five days
from the date of online submission of the application.
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