To become an Authorized Agent of Medical Devices in India, a licensed wholesaler must be approved for the sale and distribution of medical devices and should apply for a Medical Device Import License from the Central Licensing Authority.
Read MoreA wholesale drug license in Form 20B / 21B has numerous benefits for wholesalers despite the strict rules and regulations of CDSCO and SLA. Since wholesale drug license has a Indian reorganization, so it opens up endless possibilities for businesses.
Read MoreThe Drugs Controller General (India) (DCGI), Directorate General of Health Services, has classified medical devices pertaining to cardiovascular based on their intended use, associated risk and other parameters.
Read MoreAccording to the Drugs and Cosmetics Act, 1940, and New Cosmetics Rules 2020 and the Rules enacted thereunder, the State Drug Control Department inspects and grant cosmetic license approval for importers and manufacturers in India. Additionally, the import of cosmetics is governed by a registration system administered by the Central […]
Read MoreIn India, the CDSCO reviews IVD kits/reagents for importation. The import license of IVD kits ensures the safety and efficacy of patients and prevent the risks associated with the design, manufacture, and packaging of medical devices. The import license for notified and non-notified In-Vitro Diagnostics kits is obtained in Form MD 15.
Read MoreThe Drugs Controller General (India) has listed a new classification of medical devices pertaining to Physical Support based on the device’s intended use and risk and other parameters.
Read MoreAn import license is a prerequisite for starting a business to sell or distribute medical devices. Having an import license gives a clear idea about the specification and standards of imported Medical devices.
A step-by-step process to obtain a wholesale drug license for manufacturers – eligibility criteria, required document, validity and process.
The Drug Controller General India (DCGI) has categorized medical devices pertaining to rehabilitation based on their intended use, associated risks, and other factors provided in the Medical Devices Rules, 2017's First Schedule.