Class I devices must comply with FDA's general controls, which include requirements for device registration, device listing, labeling, and adherence to Quality System Regulation (QSR) basic requirements (21 CFR Part 820).
Submission Timing: The FDA typically begins processing your 510(k) submission upon receipt. The clock starts when the FDA accepts your submission for review, which can take a few days to weeks after submission.
Verify that your medical device meets the FDA classification criteria for Class I devices. Class I devices are generally low-risk and include items such as bandages, tongue depressors, and non-powered surgical instruments.
Verify that your device meets the FDA classification criteria for Class I medical devices. Class I devices are generally low-risk and include items like bandages, tongue depressors, and non-powered surgical instruments.
To prepare and submit a 510(k) premarket notification for FDA certification (clearance) of a Class I medical device, several key documents and information are typically required.
Confirm that your device meets the FDA classification criteria for Class I devices, which are generally low-risk and include items like bandages, tongue depressors, and non-powered surgical instruments.
Start by registering your company and devices through FDA's FURLS platform. This system allows you to register your establishment and list your devices with the FDA.