• 2021-08-02 06:08:16

Thai FDA released an update on the criteria, methods, and conditions for Licenses Withdrawal and Failure. This also includes the use of the term Listing to refer to Class I Medical Device.

• 2021-06-25 12:32:37

While the channel of distribution of a COVID-19 vaccine under the conditional approval scheme is rigorously controlled by the Thai FDA, a fast-track approval route was launched exclusively for more COVID-19 products even under the implementation of risk-classification regulation.

• 2021-05-22 03:30:32

In line with the risk classification transition, the Thai FDA has withdrawn the Ministry of Public Health’s exemption notice on surgical gowns, isolation gowns/coverall, disposable surgical masks, and disposable surgical masks N95, under Special Registration Route. Manufacturers must now apply the procedure according to the recently released risk-based classification requirements consistent with the ASEAN MDD.

• 2021-05-22 03:15:45

Thai FDA has publicized a series of regulations for Listing Medical Device (Class 1), fulfilling the completion of the transition from policy-based classification to risk-based classification. This marked a milestone for both establishments and the Thai FDA team.

• 2021-03-22 06:21:15

After seeking for public and specialist opinions for a while. Finally, Thai FDA has announced the official-related announcements regarding a transition from policy-based classification to risk-based classification of medical devices.

• 2021-03-22 03:45:47

Thai FDA has announced the official medical device registration guidance for Licensed medical device and Notified medical device and Listing after promptly complete a transition from policy-based classification to risk-based classification of medical devices.

• 2021-02-22 02:20:12

This newest announcement is regarding the Device Defect or Adverse Event (AE) Report and Field Safety Corrective Action (FSCAs) Report. It targets to increase level of post-marketing surveillance by including the reporting of device defect or adverse event which occurred in foreign countries.

• 2020-12-24 11:02:25

Thai FDA is committed to ensuring utmost standard, quality and safety of medical devices marketed in Thailand is consistently kept. Hence, they have announced a new medical device complaint channel, complaint record and management system for inspection. This decree is beneficial in providing assurance to consumer regarding safety and prevention of comparable adverse event in the future.

• 2020-12-24 10:59:21

In the past Thai FDA had perpetually notified manufacturers / importer / distributors regarding the acute adverse effect of powdered surgical gloves to end-users or patients. Now, the Thai FDA has officially announced the prohibition of manufacturing, importation or sale of powdered surgical gloves, to ensure safety control to end-users or patients and prevention of adverse effect from the use of powdered surgical gloves.

• 2020-12-24 10:54:11

Thai FDA has recently announced a list of standards to be complied by disposable surgical masks, upon making a set of COVID-19 related medical devices announcement.