MDR MDR QMS Issued

HZ 2110300-1

Basic UDI-DIs
0
Scopes
2
Preceding Certs
0
Risk Classes
2
Characteristics
1
Revision
0
1149
Valid for 1149 days
Expiry: July 31, 2029

Basic Information

Number
HZ 2110300-1
Type
MDR QMS
Legislation
MDR
Issue Date
August 1, 2024
Expiry Date
July 31, 2029

Certificate Lifecycle

August 1, 2024 July 31, 2029

Device Characteristics

Sterile

Scopes

2 scopes covering 2 risk classes

Quality Procedure Scope

Device Group Class I Sterile

A020102-INFUSION AND IRRIGATION SYRINGES, SINGLE-USE - Disposable Syringes - Auto-disable Syringes - Safety Auto-disable Syringes - Disposable Safety Syringes - Retractable Safety Syringes A070103-INFUSION LINES ADAPTERS AND CONNECTORS - Three-way Stopcocks A019001-BLUNT NEEDLES - Dispensing Needles A020108-ENTERAL FEEDING SYRINGES - Disposable Feeding Syringes A060301-COLLECTION BAGS AND OTHER CONTAINERS FOR DRAINAGES AND FISTULAS, SINGLE USE - Disposable Urine Bags A030101-INFUSION CONTROLLERS - Infusion Sets A1101-SAMPLE COLLECTION NEUTRAL SWABS - Specimen Collection Swabs V9099-VARIOUS DEVICES NOT INCLUDED IN OTHER CLASSES - OTHER - Surgical Brushes T020604-MEDICAL USE FACE MASKS, TYPE II AND IIR - Disposable Medical Masks

Quality Procedure Scope

Device Group Class IIa

A020106-INSULIN SYRINGES, SINGLE-USE - Disposable Insulin Syringes - Disposable Safety Insulin Syringes A020102-INFUSION AND IRRIGATION SYRINGES, SINGLE-USE - Disposable Syringes - Auto-disable Syringes - Safety Auto-disable Syringes - Disposable Safety Syringes - Disposable Syringe with safety needles - Retractable Safety Syringes A010102-BUTTERFLY NEEDLES - Scalp Vein Sets - Safety Scalp Vein Sets A010105-NEEDLES FOR COLLECTION UNDER VACUUM - Vacuum Blood Collection Needles - Safety Vacuum Blood Collection Needles A010101-HYPODERMIC NEEDLES - Hypodermic Needles - Safety Needles A030101-INFUSION CONTROLLERS - Infusion Sets C010101-PERIPHERAL I.V. CATHETERS - IV Catheters

Basic UDI-DIs

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