• 2024-07-30 02:55:19

Thailand's Ministry of Public Health is enforcing stricter rules for dental devices. Specific dental products like implants and orthodontic instruments can only be sold to certified dentists and approved healthcare providers. Distributors must have selling approval certificates for transparent distribution. These changes aim to enhance patient safety and raise dental care standards, requiring quick adaptation from stakeholders.

• 2024-06-20 06:13:07

The TGA's new "Examples of Boundary and Combination Products" clarifies how to classify complex goods that blur the lines between medicines, medical devices, and biologicals. This list includes common products like injectable fillers and contact lens solutions.

• 2024-05-08 03:00:06

CMDE has issued a new notice, supplementing previous recommendations with updated clinical evaluation paths for specific medical devices, aiming to guide registration applicants effectively in navigating the regulatory process.

• 2024-05-07 08:47:38

Thai FDA has replaced its previous criteria for evaluating medical devices via expedited routes with new guidelines published in 2024. The aim is to streamline the evaluation process for Licensed and Notified medical devices (Class 2,3,4) while ensuring quality, efficiency, and safety. The announcement outlines criteria, documents required, and regulatory procedures for the Concise Evaluation and Reliance Program routes under expedited route review.

• 2024-04-03 09:01:31

Enforced from January 5, 2025, the official gazetting of the 'Good Criteria and Practice for Importing and Selling of Medical Devices 2023', marks a significant milestone in Thailand's medical device regulations.

• 2023-07-24 10:42:16

Congratulations to our first PhD internship program candidate!! Graduating with PhD degree!!

• 2023-03-29 09:15:15

Sinabalan Primary in Xinyi Nantou County

• 2023-10-20 06:31:20

Recently, TFDA has announced an amendment to the classifications of medical devices. The scopes and identifications of several medical device classifications have been updated to provide more specific and clearer instructions. Among these, the risk level of 3 classifications has been re-determined and there are 11 new additional classifications.

• 2023-10-20 06:18:18

The previously-announced 3-stage timeframe for UDI system implementation on Class II and Class III medical devices has now taken full effect in Taiwan. Qualtech reminds all partners to take note of the related UDI requirements.

• 2023-08-23 06:20:33

The Australian government has extended medical device reform deadlines due to the EU MDR transition, enabling manufacturers to obtain EU MDR certificates and sponsors to engage with the TGA under the new regulations until July 1, 2029. This adjustment aligns with the EU MDR transition's conclusion on December 31, 2028.