Indian Medtech Finds Errors In New Draft List Classifying Devices, IVDs
Executive Summary
India’s industry association claims that some of the products on the regulator’s new draft list classifying over 700 medical devices and IVDs have been categorized incorrectly. The list is expected to be finalized at least three months before new medical device rules come into effect in January 2018.
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