A list of recently published and updated articles regarding medical device regulatory updates from the governing bodies in Russia.
In addition to receiving market authorization for the safety and efficacy of their product, manufacturers wishing to advertise their medical devices, especially Direct to Consumer, may need to also obtain approval for their marketing material.
With the release of Decree 142, the Russian government has provided a roadmap for their transition to the new EAEU medical device regulations beginning January 1, 2022. After this date, all applications submitted must adhere to the EAEU rules which can vary significantly from the current Russian requirements.
Considering the complexity of the importing test samples and the risk of test laboratories losing accreditation, it is important for manufacturers seeking medical or diagnostic device registration in Russia work with an experienced, local partner who can make an informed selection of test laboratories and take fast corrective action should the selected lab be affected.
COVID-19 impacts medical device shipment logistics. Manufacturers will need to adapt their supply chain in order to meet demands and lower costs.
US medical device manufacturers typically launch new products in Asia only after establishing success in the US and Europe. However, decisions made in the product development process have significant impact on regulatory costs, time to market and ultimately sales results in Asia. Address these four points to ensure fastest time-to-revenue in Asian markets.
On the May 31st Russian Federal Service for Surveillance in Healthcare (Roszdravnadzor) published Decree No. 633 which includes provisions that significantly improve the registration process for medical and IVD devices. The changes go into full effect on June 13th, 2018.
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