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Free FDA Registrations? Absolutely!

admin April 09, 2013 Company News, Cosmetics, Dietary Supplements, Drugs, Food, Law & Regulatory, Medical Devices No Comments

Tags: cosmetics, dietary supplements, drugs, facility, FDA, food, free, medical devices, registration, tobacco

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How much would you be willing to pay an attorney or paralegal to take care of all your FDA facility registration and product listing woes?  $500?  $750?  What about to have a reputable company serve as your US Agent, facilitating communications with FDA and making sure that your registrations and listings are up-to-date and compliant?   $1000?  Many companies are charging prices like these or higher for these services.  There seems to be a mindset in the industry that these services are hugely complex and take many hours, so they’re worth hundreds or … READ MORE

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New Medical Device Identification System: Speak Now Or Forever Hold Your Peace

admin October 01, 2012 Law & Regulatory, Medical Devices No Comments

Tags: AIDC technology, bar codes, batch, comment, expiration, FDA, law, lot, medical devices, model, reinspection fees, rule, serial, UDI, unique identifier

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The U.S. Food and Drug Administration recently released a proposed rule that will require that most medical devices distributed in the United States carry a unique device identifier (“UDI”). A UDI is a unique code that is designed to allow anyone to identify the model number, lot or batch number, the serial number and/or expiration date for any given medical device. The FDA is also creating a database that will include a standard set of basic identifying elements for each UDI, and will make most of it available to … READ MORE

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FDA Clarifies its Concerns about Medical Devices from Japan

admin June 03, 2011 Law & Regulatory, Medical Devices No Comments

Tags: animal electrical, CBER, CDRH, Center for Biologic Evaluation and Research, Center for Device and Radiological Health, compliance, detention, documentation, drug, earthquake, exporters, FDA, food, import, inspection, inspections, japan, laboratory, medical devices, mold, regulation, regulatory, safety, sterile, sterilization, temperature control, testing, united states, violations, water

FDA Medical Device RegulationIn a previous FDAImports.com article on the Japan Earthquake it was stated that FDA-regulated products from Japan will likely face many new hurdles in order to enter the United States. FDA will likely subject them to greater regulatory review by inspecting incoming food, drugs and medical devices and possibly subjecting them to laboratory testing.

On June 1, 2011, the Center for Device and Radiological Health (“CDRH”) and the Center for Biologic Evaluation and Research (“CBER”) issued a … READ MORE

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Former FDA Regulatory Counsel Helps Japanese Exporters Know What To Expect In Post-Tsunami Setting

admin June 03, 2011 Company News, Law & Regulatory No Comments

Tags: affects, aftershock, ben england, compliance, compliant, documentation, drug, earthquake, effects, export, FDA, fdaimports.com, food, fukushima, impact, import, imports alert, Insights For Japanese Exporters, inspection, japan, medical devices, nuclear radiation, regulation, regulatory, sendai, supply, testing, tremor, tsunami, upstream, usda

Benjamin L. England, a former 17-year veteran of the FDA and former Regulatory Counsel, posted a video

today offering his insights into what Japanese exporters should expect in the coming months as they attempt to export products to the United States after the recent earthquakes and tsunami.  In light of the import alert issued by the FDA Mr. England states that, “Even for products that are not on the alert the FDA is conducting testing,” and that FDA scrutiny will be on … READ MORE

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Earthquake Will Cause Importers of FDA-Regulated Products From Japan to Face New Hurdles

admin March 15, 2011 Imports 1 Comment

Tags: attorneys, beverages, cGMP, dietary, drugs, earthquake, exports, facility, FDA, food, import, imports, inspections, japan, medical devices, safety, supplements, united states

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FDAImports.com, LLC, consultants and affiliated attorneys have been thinking about and praying for all of our friends, colleagues and clients affected by the massive earthquake and tsunami which struck Japan on March 11th. We wanted to provide an update on the affect of these events upon those importing FDA-regulated products to the United States from Japan. Certainly the earthquake in Japan will exact personal, social, and economic consequences that will be with us for many years. More particularly, this will have long-term … READ MORE

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