The registration cycle for Class IV medical devices under Hong Kong MDACS (Medical Device Administrative Control System) typically follows a 5-year duration. Here's how the registration cycle works:
The registration for Class IV medical devices is valid for 5 years from the date of approval by the Hong Kong Department of Health.
During this period, the device is allowed to be marketed, sold, and distributed within Hong Kong.
Throughout the 5-year period, the manufacturer must ensure ongoing post-market surveillance to monitor the safety and performance of the device.
Any adverse events, product recalls, or safety issues must be reported to the Department of Health as part of the post-market obligations.
Before the end of the 5-year period, the manufacturer must submit an application for renewal to maintain the device's registration status.
The renewal process involves ensuring the device continues to meet the regulatory requirements and may require updated documentation or proof of compliance with safety standards.
Timely Renewal: It's essential to apply for renewal before the expiration of the registration to avoid a gap in market access.
Updated Documentation: If there are any significant changes to the device or its manufacturing process, new documentation may be required during the renewal application.
In summary, the registration for a Class IV medical device under MDACS lasts 5 years, and the device must undergo a renewal process before the expiration to continue being marketed and sold in Hong Kong.
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