Manufacturing License Form MD-9, issued by CDSCO under the Medical Devices Rules, 2017, is required for manufacturing Class C and D medical devices in India. The application submitted through Form MD-7 and includes assessment of the manufacturing facility, Quality Management System (QMS), and technical documentation. This License authorises the manufacture and sale of higher-risk medical devices while demonstrating compliance with CDSCO requirements and ISO 13485-aligned with quality standards. It also supports regulatory compliance and smooth market access in India.
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When you partner with us for your Manufacturing License (MD-9) for Class C & D medical devices, you receive end-to-end regulatory support designed to deliver fast, compliant, and hassle-free approvals under the Central Drugs Standard Control Organization framework.
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FAQ
For Class C and Class D medical devices, CDSCO generally conducts inspection activities after preliminary review of the submitted application and supporting documents. Actual timelines may vary depending on application completeness and regulatory workload.
Medical devices in India are classified according to risk levels defined under the Medical Devices Rules, 2017. Devices are categorized as Class A, B, C, or D based on intended use, invasiveness, duration of use, and associated patient risk.
Manufacturers may refer to CDSCO guidance documents and risk-based classification lists published on the official CDSCO website for device categorization references.
Medical device classification is regulated under the Medical Devices Rules, 2017 and overseen by CDSCO based on prescribed risk classification principles.
Yes. Manufacturing facilities for applicable Class C and Class D medical devices are generally subject to inspection or audit before licence approval under MDR 2017.
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