The EU medical device regulation has created a new category known as 'Aesthetic Devices'. These are defined as devices “without and intended medical purpose”.

The EU medical device regulation has created a new category known as 'Aesthetic Devices'. These are defined as devices “without and intended medical purpose”.
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European Commission issue comprehensive paper on the functionality and safety of nanomaterials in cosmetics for human use. Learn more with Obelis.
The New Approach Directives are a series of legislative requirements that ensure product safety within the EU market across a range of products and devices.
More info on required criteria for awarding the Ecolabel to rinse-off cosmetic products within the EU-a voluntary label promoting environmental excellence.
EU Council report shows progress on proposed new medical device and in-vitro diagnostic device regulations to replace previous European directives.
European regulatory and compliance experts Obelis announce new formula verification service for manufacturers starting the EU compliance process.
Updates to the EU Toy Safety Directive provide specific limits on TCEP, TCCP, and TDCP chemical in toys placed on the EU market. Read more with Obelis.
From July 2014, the national Irish medical and cosmetics regulator, Health Products Regulatory Authority, will become known as the Irish Medicines Board.
Italy enacts decree requiring in-vitro diagnostics device manufacturers with devices on the Italian market to register products with health ministry database.