If you have an idea for a new medical device and want to sell that product in the US, you will need approval from the Food and Drug Administration (FDA). Many of the products submitted to the FDA for clearance use the 510(k) regulatory approval process. What is a 510(k) submission? What types of devices … What is an FDA 510(k) Submission
Not all medical devices are the same. Some are non-sterile and pose minimal risk to patients, while others are implanted in the body and carry a high risk. Therefore, regulations for medical devices must distinguish between the different types, setting appropriate requirements for regulatory approval depending on risk. Regulators do this with a classification system. … EU Medical Device Classifications Explained
