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CPG Sec. 300.100 Inspection of Manufacturers of Device Components

FinalCenter for Devices and Radiological Health Office of Regulatory Affairs09/23/1987

Description

*Section 510(h) of the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act declares that all registered firms are subject to inspection pursuant to Section 704. Some manufacturers have been confused by 21 CFR 807.65, believing that exemption from registration also exempts them from inspection. This is not true. As defined under Section 201(h) of the Act, devices include components of devices, making manufacturers of device components subject to the provisions of section 704. Title 21 CFR 807.65(a) exempts manufacturers of medical device components from the registration and listing provisions of section 510 of the Act, if those components are the only items the manufacturer produces which have health care applications and they are sold only to other manufacturers. The exemption does not apply to manufacturers of components described in 21 CFR 807.20(a)(5) unless they are marketed only to registered device establishments for further processing. The exemption applies only to registration and listing.*

Scope & Applicability

Stakeholders

1
applicant

entity submitting marketing applications

Regulatory Context

Attributes

2
Safety and Effectiveness

Cybersecurity is part of device safety and effectiveness

Expedited PMA

PMA status that triggers shorter review timelines

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