China Medical device Consulting
For manufacturers of electronic medical devices looking to sell its products in Brazil, may be required testing and certification of electrical safety from the National Institute of Metrology, Standardization and Industrial Quality (INMETRO) in order to obtain the record of the National Agency for Sanitary Surveillance (ANVISA .) Although we do not make real tests INMETRO, Emergo Group can assist you with coordinating INMETRO certification tests on their behalf as part of its process of medical device registration in Brazil .
As part of our consulting service INMETRO certification, we can identify accredited testing agencies that can certify your medical device and get quotes on your behalf, ensuring that your registration process proceeds smoothly. However, most businesses located outside of Brazil jersey have the full electrical safety tests and certifications approved. (Tests have been conducted which have in the past two years).
As a service provider of consulting INMETRO, Emergo Group can monitor your testing process and act as your main point of contact with the test facilities in Brazil to secure a certification process smoother. ANVISA generally recognized certifications previously completed, and also accepts certifications electrical safety testing agencies abroad, whether conducted by laboratories certified by the International Laboratory Accreditation Cooperation (ILAC).
Please contact us for more information about our consulting services certification or registration for medical devices in Brazil.
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Finale'
On Monday, while under pressure from recent recalls of imported drugs and other products, the FDA formally requested $275 million from Congress to pay for more inspections.
In mid-May FDA Commissioner Andrew von Eschenbach wrote a letter to Sen. Specter suggesting an additional $275 million in the wake of a series of hearings on Capitol Hill over the FDA's handling of the crisis involving contaminated heparin, a blood thinner, from China. Mr. von Eschenbach's letter wasn't a formal request and only represented his professional judgment.
Sen. Specter said in Tuesday's letter that the FDA's recent request shows a lack of urgency on the agency's behalf
However - stripping the FDA is going to make
Condition critical at the FDA
THE US Food and Drug Administration is supposed to guarantee the safety of one-fourth of all the goods American consumers buy with 1,311 fewer workers than it had 14 years ago. As a result, FDA staff now inspect US companies that make medical devices, such as heart pacemakers, just once every three years instead of two years, as required by its own rules. The situation is far worse when it comes to inspection of foreign makers of medical devices, prescription drugs, and food.
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In the past 14 years, its spending on the FDA, now at $2 billion, has declined by $400 million in inflation-adjusted dollars
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