Some of the most common forms of CDSCO registrations in India are listed below:
Medical Device Manufacturer Registration: Under CDSCO, every individual or company wishing to produce medical devices in India must first register their products. Depending on the medical device's risk assessment, CDSCO registration will be granted. There are four classes of medical devices:
- Class A: Low-risk medical equipment
- Class B: Low- to medium-risk medical instruments
- Class C: Medium-to high-risk medical-equipment
- Class D: High-risk medical-equipment
Medical Device Import License: A medical device import license is necessary for anybody wishing to bring notified medical devices into India. This individual must designate an authorized agent in India and provide the required approval certifications, such as FDA approval, ISO or EN certification, CE certification, and so on.
In-Vitro Diagnostic Device Manufacturing License: An individual must get an in-vitro diagnostic device manufacturing license in India in order to manufacture in-vitro diagnostic medical equipment. Reagents, kits, tools, and systems utilized for illness and condition diagnosis are essentially considered in-vitro devices. It also covers tools for assessing an individual's health in order to treat, prevent, or cure any illness or its aftereffects.
License for the Import of In-Vitro Diagnostic Devices: An import license is required if someone wants to bring an in-vitro diagnostic device into India. The online CDSCO Sugam portal is where the application for the purpose of importing the in-vitro diagnostic instruments may be filed.
Cosmetics Import License: A cosmetics import license under CDSCO is required in order to import a cosmetics license. Any liquid or material that may be poured, scrubbed, sprayed on, or applied to the human body in order to cleanse, beautify, or change appearance is essentially considered cosmetic. Any item that is a component of the cosmetic goods is also included.