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MDR CE Marking Service in London
For the most accurate and up-to-date information regarding regulatory requirements and MDR CE Marking service in London, UK manufactures and exporters may consult with experts specializing in medical device regulatory and product compliance.
In the context of Medical Device CE marking as of the last update from UK MHRA authorities, the UK has implemented its own conformity marking known as the UKCA (UK Conformity Assessment) marking.
This UKCA marking is intended to replace the MDR CE marking in most cases for products sold in Great Britain (England, Wales, and Scotland). However, CE marking or certification may still be required for products intended for sale in Northern Ireland or for products subject to specific regulations.
It’s essential for manufactures selling medical devices, medical equipment’s, medical consumables, single use devices, medical software products in United Kingdom to ensure compliance with the relevant EU regulations, which may include obtaining the CE Certification from EU notified bodies. This often involves working closely with regulatory bodies and possibly engaging with third-party conformity assessment bodies.
Role of MDR CE Marking Consultants in London
I3CGLOBAL MDR CE Marking Consultants play a crucial role to obtain CE Certification. Few points detailed below.
- Medical Device Quality Management System Implementation (MDQMS – EN ISO 13485:2016/ BS ISO 13485:2016)
- Risk Analysis
- Biological Evaluation
- Clinical Evaluation
- Usability Studies
- Validations
- MDR Technical Documentation
- Interaction with Notified Bodies
Outsource Regulatory to I3CGLOBAL
Outsourcing regulatory services for medical devices offers several benefits to manufactures operating from London and parts of United Kingdom:
- Regulatory consulting firms such as I3CGLOBAL will navigating complex regulatory landscapes. They bring extensive knowledge and experience in dealing with regulatory agencies, interpreting regulations, and ensuring compliance. This expertise can help manufactures avoid mistakes and fasten the CE Mark certification process.
- Outsourcing regulatory services can be more cost effective than hiring and training in-house regulatory experts. By outsourcing regulatory activities to service providers like I3CGlobal reduces the overhead costs associated with maintaining a full time regulatory team.
- Now to ries of employees switching. The outsourced company will take care and update the documentation all time.
- Outsourcing regulatory services allows companies to focus on their core business activities while the regulatory experts handle the complexities MDR compliance. This can accelerate time-to-market for new products and reduce delays in regulatory approvals
- Regulatory consulting firms often have established networks and relationships with regulatory authorities, testing laboratories, and other key stakeholders. This access can facilitate smoother interactions with regulatory agencies and expedite the regulatory process.
Frequently Asked Questions
CE Marking Timeline
- More complex devices typically require more extensive testing and documentation, leading to a longer certification process.
- The involvement of a Notified Body is required, the timeline may be extended due to scheduling assessments, conducting audits, and awaiting feedback.
Overall, while a 10 month timeline is a common estimate for medical device MDR CE Marking, it’s important for manufacturers to recognize that the actual timeline can vary based on the specific characteristics of the product and the certification process. Engaging with experienced regulatory consultants like I3CGlobal can help optimize the certification timeline and ensure a smoother path to compliance.
Does I3CGlobal write the MDR technical documentation? If yes how the process?
- Yes, I3CGGLOBAL team write the medical device technical file.
- The documents are prepared in cloud. It’s shared with all stakeholders for onetime monitoring.
It’s important that the manufacturer must provide all technical and production related information to consultants for appropriately compile the technical documentation. The technical documentation file contains detailed information about the design, manufacture, and performance of the medical device. It typically includes specifications, drawings, risk assessments, clinical evaluation reports, test reports, and other relevant documentation