Form RG2 registration of medical devices
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1 Competent Authority (UK) Medical Devices Regulations 2002 No. 618, Regulations 19 and 30 Form RG2 registration of medical devices PLEASE NOTE THE USE OF RG2/RG3 REGISTRATIONS FORMS WILL BECOME OBSELTE AS OF 11 TH MAY ON THE 11 TH MAY YOU WILL BE REQUIRED TO SUBMIT REGISTRATIONS ONLINE USING THE DORS SYSTEM. Please visit the NEW MHRA website which is now located on DirectGov : Date of Receipt The new devices registration page and ONLINE SYSTEM can be access via the following link: Authorised representative application Designation letter attached Evidence in Support of Application Checklist Applications replacing an existing AR need a cancellation of their contract/agreement from the overseas manufacturer, has the new AR attached it to this registration? Details of the device(s) fully provided. Product labelling and instructions for use for custom made active implantable devices ONLY provided Legal entity of the business letter attached Further info required Info / payment/ Proceed with registration documents PLEASE ONLY COMPLETE THE RELEVANT SECTIONS/BOXES Part 1: About the registration notification Payment attached Please read the accompanying guidance notes prior to completing this form. Complete in type face or block letters. The form may be copied if required Day Month Year 1. Enter the date of notification 2. Please indicate if this is the first registration or change of information. First Change If change please provide previous reference number CA 3. Indicate the status of the organisation making this registration notification by ticking the appropriate box. Manufacturer Authorised representative Assembler of System and procedure packs (Regulation 11/ Article 12) Custom Made Active Implantable Device (please include the instruction for use with the RG2 form) 4. The statement below must be completed by an authorised signatory of the manufacturer, authorised representative, or other organisation responsible for placing the device(s) on the market (see guidance notes). I, (print full name) Affirm that the information provided in this notification is accurate and that the Class I devices/custom-made devices/system and procedure packs (Regulation 14/Article 12) (delete as appropriate) covered by this notification meet the provisions of the Regulations which apply to them. Signed Date Position Manager/Owner/CEO, CFO, Proprietor etc Company Name (if you are placing devices on the UK market under your personal name please place this information here) RG2 registration form April 2014 Page 1 of 12
2 Part 2: manufacturer information 5. Enter the full (a) Company/Personal name, (b) Postal address of the UK manufacturer, or the UK authorised representative responsible (The address information should correlate with details on the packaging and labelling for the devices being registered). PLEASE NOTE: PO Box, Virtual offices and mail forwarding office addresses are not acceptable the full postal address of where economic activity is carried out is required we require phone and contact details and website of manufacturer and or authorised representative (if one exists) *Please note in addition to a phone number, a fax/ address is required UK address (a) Company/Manufacturer s name. If you are not using a company name, the name of the person responsible for placing the device on the market is required here. (b) Address (PO Box address in not acceptable) Telephone* Fax number* or * *You are only required to provide the overseas manufacturers address here, if you are a designated authorised representative (AR) Manufacturer s address if outside the EU Place in part (c) Company/Personal name, (d) Postal address for the manufacturer based outside the EU. (c) Company/Manufacturer s name or person responsible (d) Address (PO Box address in not acceptable) *Please note in addition to a phone number, a fax/ address is required (Including international codes) Telephone* Fax number* or * *denotes information which is additional to the requirements of the Directive RG2 registration form March 2015 Page 2 of 12
3 Part 3: Payment information Statutory fee for new and change of registration details is Bank details for payment by bank transfer in pounds sterling or foreign currency Account name: GBS Re MHRA Account number: Sort code: Swift code: CITIGB2L Iban: GB05CITI Branch address: Citibank N.A. London Branch Canary Wharf London E14 5LB Details for making pre-payments to the MHRA using a debit or credit card via our online payment system is located under the following webpage; Payment method - cheque, credit card, or BACS/CHAPS Payment ref number (only required for BACS/CHAPS or credit card payments) Date BACS/CHAPS or credit card payment made Important note Registrations submitted and paid via credit/debit card or BACS/CHAPS a copy of the print out or the online verification reference information/page should be provided with the registration form(s). PLEASE NOTE : We will only accept hardcopy registration forms up to 10 th May The postal address for your form is as follows: Registration Scheme Officer European and Regulatory Affairs (ERA2) MHRA Floor 4 Orange Zone 151 Buckingham Palace Road London SW1W 9SZ Or via to: [email protected] RG2 registration form March 2015 Page 3 of 12
4 Part 4: device information 6. *Enter details of notified body approval of quality system for sterilization or measuring function (if relevant to your application) Notified body identification number: Covering: *denotes information which is additional to the requirements of the Directive Details of the generic codes to use in parts 7, 8 and 9 are given in the guidance part of this form. Class I Devices complete 7 or 7a 7. Please refer to list of product codes and note generic family group code letter(s). If none appear appropriate enter your generic name(s) at 7a below. Place generic device code (s) here e.g. H5 7a. ONLY Enter your generic name(s) of device, if you are unable to locate a suitable generic code. More than one group may be registered providing all other information within the form applies. Generic description of device here RG2 registration form March 2015 Page 4 of 12
5 Custom-made device(s) complete 8 or 8a 8. Please refer to list of product codes and note generic family group code letter(s). If none appear appropriate, enter your generic name(s) at 8a below. Place generic device code (s) here e.g. K1 8a. Enter your generic name(s) of devices if you are unable to locate a suitable generic code. More than one group may be registered providing all the other information within the form applies. Generic description of device here RG2 registration form March 2015 Page 5 of 12
6 System and procedure packs (Regulation 14 / Article12) complete 9 or 9a 9. Please refer to list of product codes and note generic family group code letter(s). If none appear appropriate enter your generic name(s) at 9a below. Place generic device code (s) here e.g. L5 9a. Enter your generic name(s) of system or procedure packs if you are unable to locate a suitable generic code. More than one group may be registered providing all the other information within the form applies. Sterilization companies (Regulation 14/article 12) Generic description of device here 10. If you are registering because you sterilize devices for which you are not the manufacturer and place them on the market under your own name, please tick the box. Guidance on completing registration form RG2 General guidance The registration fee is per RG2 form and not per product. Multiple generic codes may be entered on the same form. You may make additional copies for the devices you wish to register when you run out of room. One generic code can cover several products. There is no requirement to notify MHRA of products falling within a generic code for which you have already registered. No refund will be made if MHRA is of the opinion that the products described on the RG2 do not fall within the definition of medical device given in the Directive. Opticians please register under Article 12 for glazing work. A notified body must be involved when a class I medical device is sterile or has a measuring function. Contact us by telephone under the relevant alphabetical split for the company name used for your registration: A-D E-M N-Z Or [email protected] RG2 registration form March 2015 Page 6 of 12
7 Part 1.2 Date of registration is the date the form was completed. Tick First when notifying the MHRA of a registration for the first time. Tick Change when there is a change to the registration details held for example; Change of company name (including becoming a limited company), change of UK and/or overseas company address, authorised representative, additional product categories and/or when product categories are discontinued. (If the change is a change of company name so we may determine whether a change of registration number is appropriate. Please state in writing whether there as or as not been a change to the legal entity of the business and whether the change is just a change of company name). Please quote the CA reference number allocated after the first notification, if possible. Part 1.3 Manufacturer - Person who places a product on the market in his own name. This includes persons over-labelling medical devices produced by another party and own branders. Please refer to our website for clarification. Authorised representative (AR) - Person with an established place of business based within the European Union (EU), acting on behalf of a manufacturer not based within the EU for the registration process. Please note the form RG2 should be completed by the authorised representative not the non-eu based manufacturer and that only authorised representatives based in the UK should register with the MHRA. Assembler of system and procedure packs - Person responsible for putting together a system or procedure pack containing both CE marked and Devices Directive. Part 1.4 The declaration must be signed by or on behalf of the manufacturer, if based in the UK. In the case of the manufacturer being based outside the UK, the declaration must be signed by or on behalf of the authorised representative. In signing the form please note: That the authorised representative should provide evidence of their status. This may take the form of a contract or headed letter of designation from the overseas manufacturer whom they represent, which should state the AR s full name and address and that they are their designated AR under the Medical Devices Directive 93/42EC Part 2 Part 2 a and b should be completed by persons responsible for placing devices on the UK market, whose registered place of business is based within the UK. Registrations submitted by an UK authorised representative should place their address in Part 2 a and b and the overseas company details in Part 2 c and d. Part 3 Payment Information Statutory fee is for new and change of registration details held. If you have submitted a payment via BACS, CHAPS, credit card or debit card, you will need to fully complete this section and attach a copy of the payment transaction receipt Please note under Regulation 53 of the Medical Devices Regulations 2002 No. 618 it is a statutory obligation to provide the payment at the time of submitting the registration/notification. Additionally, providing the payment together with the form will allow us to process your registration in a timely manner. Please note the statutory fee applies to change of company name (including becoming a limited company), address, additional devices to be added to an existing registration and change of authorised representative. A statutory fee does not apply if the change is any of the following: Removal/discontinuation of devices, change of contact person, change of postcode and/or change of phone number. These changes should be noted in writing via or hardcopy. Section 7/7a, 8/8a and/or 9/9a You may use the MHRA list of generic description codes (provided below) or the nomenclareture called The Global Medical Device Nomenclature (GMDN) which can be obtained via their website RG2 registration form March 2015 Page 7 of 12
8 Please note a membership license fee applies to enable access and the use of GMDN codes, information on this can be viewed on the GMDN Agency website. Note: If you are unable to assign an appropriate product code for a device and you wish to register with the UK competent authority, please enter a brief description of the device(s), its intended use, and mode of action in Section 7a, 8a, or 9a of the registration form RG2. It may also help us, if a picture or technical diagram of the device is also provided, in addition to the completed registration form. Please also provide a general/generic description name for the product(s) you wish to register. You should avoid specific brand names or devices types as any changes to the registration details held incurs payment of our statutory fee. Note: the MHRA will not accept a product catalogue/brochure as a means of application for registration. The manufacturer should complete and sign the notification of registration form RG2. MHRA generic device codes for class I, custom made and/or systems and procedure packs These lists are for guidance only and there are likely to be many more devices than those listed here. Please note: if the medical device you wish to register with the MHRA is stand-alone software, e.g. a mobile phone or tablet based App, a website or a computer program, please use the generic device code Z301, which is the code designated for standalone software medical devices. We have drafted further guidance on stand-alone software medical devices including Apps and can be viewed via the following link; The inclusion of a device category on this list is not a statement that it necessarily falls within class I, custom made and/or systems and procedure packs. The risk classification of a product will vary depending on the claims made for it, and the materials it contains. Manufacturers should review the classification of their products on a case by case basis in accordance with the rules set out in Annex IX of the Medical Devices Directive 93/42EEC. Class I (see section 7/7a) Administration A 1 Medical measuring dosage spoons and oral dosage syringes A 2 Inhalation devices (e.g. chamber spacers) A 3 Sets - solution/irrigation (gravity only) A 4 Syringes (hypodermic / oral / irrigation) A 5 Dispensers (cement, etc.) and accessories A 6 Sensitivity testing devices A 7 Non-active auto injector devices A 8 Non-active infusion devices and accessories Dental B 1 B 2 B 3 B 4 B 5 B 6 B 7 B 8 B 9 B 10 Dental lights Dental diagnostic fibre optic hand pieces Dental instruments (reusable and non-powered) Dental prophylaxis paste (non-fluoride) Handheld dental mirrors and accessories Impression materials, trays and adhesives / bite wafers Orthodontic materials (extra-oral / intra-oral transient and short-term use) Retraction cords/dental wedges/rubber dam/matrix bands Articulating paper/spray Waxes RG2 registration form March 2015 Page 8 of 12
9 B 11 B 12 B 13 B 14 B 15 Z 169 Z195 Z 275 Dental unit accessories Artificial teeth Base materials Dental mouthwash tablets (non-medicated) Denture lining materials/adhesives Denture cleaning liquids/tablets (non-disinfecting)(dental devices) Dental brace/denture fitting aid (dental devices) Denture cleaning brushes (dental devices) Diagnostic C 1 Conductive gels C 2 Electrodes/transducers and accessories C 3 Peak flow meters C 4 Sphygmomanometers and accessories C 5 Stethoscopes C 6 Thermometers (clinical) C 7 Examination/procedure gloves C 8 Blood sampling devices (re-usable) C 9 Endoscopes/endoscopic instruments and accessories C 10 Image storage and retrieval system C 11 Laryngoscopes / otoscopes and accessories C 12 X-ray cassettes, cassette holders, image enhancers and intensifying screens C 13 Radiographic film processing chemicals C 14 X-ray film illuminators C 15 Sampling and cell collection devices (patient contact - not IVDs) Z 102 Audiometer accessories (electro-medical mechanical devices) Z 202 X-ray film markers and accessories (diagnostic and therapeutic radiation devices) Z 203 Patient radiation protection products and accessories (diagnostic and therapeutic radiation devices) Dressings D 1 Bandages (e.g. support / tubular / adhesive / plaster of paris / cast liners / resin) D 2 Cotton wool/gauze / non woven (ribbons / swab / buds) D 3 Adhesive plasters / dressings / tapes / barrier films D 4 Eye occlusion plasters/shields and corneal shields D 5 Chiropody dressings and pads O 8 Wound manager (single-use) Equipment and furnishings E 1 Allergen resistant bedding E 2 Examination / treatment couches and leg / arm rests E 3 Hospital beds and patient positioning aids E 4 Patient hoists / transfer aids and accessories E 5 Pressure relief devices and accessories E 6 Treatment chairs (chiropody/dental / ophthalmic) E 7 Stretchers / chairs / hospital trolleys (patient transport) E 8 Traction and surgical immobilisation devices E 9 Medical examination luminaries E 10 Rehabilitation equipment E 11 Splints (limb / body / ear) / collars E 12 Resuscitation devices (non-active) and accessories E 13 Warming and cooling pads and blankets (non-active and non-chemical) RG2 registration form March 2015 Page 9 of 12
10 O 7 Speech / breathing training devices (technical aids for disabled persons) Z 50 Cleaner/ washer for medical devices (hospital hardware) Z 125 Ultrasonic cleaners and solutions (hospital hardware) Z 131 Surgical equipment sterile drapes (hospital hardware) Z 135 Autoclave accessories (e.g. trays and tray lifters, shelves, racks) (hospital hardware) Z 143 Speech synthesisers / communication aids / voice amplification systems (technical aids for disabled persons) Z 154 Tourniquets and tourniquet machines (electro-medical mechanical devices) Z170 Instrument cleaning solutions / wipes (non-disinfecting) (hospital hardware) Ophthalmic F 1 Lamps (ophthalmic examination) F 2 Fundas cameras / keratometers / slit lamp microscopes and associated software F 3 Low vision aids F 4 Operating room microscopes / magnification systems F 5 Ophthalmoscopes / retinascopes F 6 Spectacle lenses F 7 Spectacle frames F 8 Ready-made spectacles (non-prescribed) F 9 Sight testing devices O 9 Schirmer tear test (sterile product) (ophthalmic and optical devices) Z 45 Class I tonometer (reusable) Z 105 Eye specula (ophthalmic and optical devices) Z130 Contact lens accessories (ophthalmic and optical devices) Z 148 Eye Baths/irrigation systems and eyewash solutions (ophthalmic and optical devices) Orthoses and prostheses G 1 Orthopaedic footwear G 2 Orthoses (lower and upper limb/spinal/abdominal/neck/head) G 3 Trusses G 4 Compression hosiery/garments G 5 External limb prostheses and accessories G 6 Stump socks and boards G 7 Orthopaedic casting/support products and accessories Z176 Postural support products (technical aids for disabled persons) Surgical H 1 Umbilical clamps/tape H 2 Tubes (oesophageal/rectal) and accessories H 3 Enema and douche devices H 4 Incision drapes/theatre clothing H 5 Surgical instruments (reusable and non-powered) H 6 Pre-operative devices (razor/marker pen) H 7 Airway devices/monitoring equipment and accessories H 8 Non-invasive drainage devices and accessories H 9 Surgical instrument accessories H 10 Sterilization packaging H 11 Accessories for implantable devices (non-invasive) H 12 Operating tables and accessories Z 116 Vaginal specula (reusable devices) Z 136 Electrosurgical accessories (e.g. transient invasive electrodes, footswitches) (electro-medical mechanical devices) RG2 registration form March 2015 Page 10 of 12
11 Walking aids and wheelchairs I 1 Crutch/walking stick I 2 Walking frame/multi-leg walking aid/standing frame I 3 Rollator/ mobilator I 4 Wheelchairs (non-powered) and accessories I 5 Wheelchairs (powered) and accessories I 6 Mobility aids for the visually impaired Z168 Rehabilitation tricycles/mobility carts (technical aids for disabled persons) Waste collection J 1 Ostomy collection devices and accessories J 2 Incontinence pads and accessories J 3 Urinary bags and accessories J 4 Non-invasive tubing (waste disposal) J 5 Penile sheaths J 6 Urinary catheters (transient use) and accessories Other Z 48 Z 129 Z 146 Z 147 Z 162 Z 218 Z301 Telemedicine accessories (reusable) Acupressure devices Head lice devices (reusable) Dilators and lubricants (reusable) Nasal speculum (reusable) Lubricants (instruments/electrode pads) (single-use) Stand Alone Software Custom-made devices (see section 8/8a) K1 K2 K3 K4 K5 K6 K7 K8 K9 K10 Y4 Y10 Y13 Y15 Dental appliances/prostheses Hearing aid inserts Prescribed orthopaedic footwear Artificial eyes Orthoses and prostheses - external (made direct from casts/prescriptions) Orthopaedic implants Maxillo-facial devices Standing and walking frames Ligament and tendon repair implants Spectacle frames Mandibular advancement device (anaesthetic and respiratory devices) Insoles (made direct from casts) (technical aids for disabled persons) Postural support products (technical aids for disabled persons) Splints (limb/body/ear)/collars (single use) System and procedure packs (article 12) (see section 9/9a) L1 L2 L3 L4 Ward dressing packs Theatre dressing packs Oral hygiene packs First aid kits RG2 registration form March 2015 Page 11 of 12
12 L5 L6 L7 L8 L9 L10 X5 X6 X11 X14 X18 Prescribed spectacles Cerebrospinal fluid filter with syringe Ophthalmic surgical procedure packs Orthodontic procedure packs Skin traction kits Surgical procedure packs (includes instruments supplied singularly) Theatre drape packs (single use) Needle exchange packs (single use) Endoscopes/endoscopic instruments and accessories (electro-medical mechanical devices) Orthoses and prostheses procedure packs (single use) Blood specimen collection kits (single use) Important Note Once the form and payment have been submitted to us there is no requirement for companies to wait for an acknowledgement letter from the MHRA before placing CE marked devices on the EU market. As the registration process is a self declaration process whereby manufacturers and their authorised representatives determine that the device(s) fall within the definition of medical device or in vitro diagnostic medical device, and that they have classified them as falling within Regulation 19 /44 of the Medical Devices Regulations 2002 No. 618 taking into account the intended purpose(s) and mode(s) of action. In accepting a registration, the competent authority does not examine each individual notification and therefore cannot and does not necessarily endorse these determinations. Neither does the MHRA's registration letter represent any form of accreditation, certification or approval by the UK competent authority. The MHRA does, however, reserve the right to take action against products placed on the UK market which are considered to be incorrectly CE marked as medical devices or incorrectly classified. Further regulatory advice guidance may be obtained from the new MHRA website which has moved to the DirectGov Site: Regulatory Advice Inbox Address: [email protected], or you may contact us by phone under the relevant alphabetical split for the company name: A D , E M , N Z In line with the requirements of the Hampton Report on Reducing Administrative Burdens - Effective Inspections and Enforcement, MHRA keeps its guidance documents under constant review. If you have any feedback, particularly on the presentation, accessibility or clarity of any of our guidance notes or bulletins could you please inform us using the contact details provided. RG2 registration form March 2015 Page 12 of 12
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