The purpose of obtaining Class C medical device registration in Saudi Arabia is to ensure that medium-to-high risk medical devices entering the Saudi market meet the country’s regulatory requirements for safety, effectiveness, and quality before being marketed, sold, or used.
Class C devices pose a moderate to high risk to patients or users.
Registration guarantees that these devices have undergone rigorous assessment to minimize risks.
Helps prevent unsafe or ineffective devices from reaching healthcare providers and patients.
SFDA registration provides the legal marketing authorization (MDMA certificate) required to import, distribute, and sell Class C devices in Saudi Arabia.
Without registration, medical devices cannot be legally placed on the Saudi market.
Demonstrates that the manufacturer complies with SFDA’s regulations and standards, including:
Technical requirements (design, manufacturing, clinical evidence)
Quality management system (ISO 13485)
Risk management (ISO 14971)
Labeling and instructions in Arabic and English
Registered devices are tracked by SFDA for post-market surveillance.
Enables SFDA to monitor adverse events, recalls, and maintain device safety in the market.
Registration signals to healthcare providers, distributors, and patients that the device meets recognized safety and performance standards.
Supports market acceptance and competitive positioning.
If you want, I can provide more detail on how registration benefits manufacturers or healthcare stakeholders in Saudi Arabia!

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