EU publishes draft regulation on e-labelling of medical devices

The European Commission has issued its much-awaited draft regulation on e-labelling of medical devices, the final version of which is expected to be adopted on 14 December and enter into force a year later1,2.

The European Commission has issued its much-awaited draft regulation on e-labelling of medical devices, the final version of which is expected to be adopted on 14 December and enter into force a year later1,2.

The proposed regulation sets out conditions under which "instructions for use" in paper format may be replaced by electronic versions with respect to medical devices that are intended for exclusive use by professional users and for which use by other persons is not reasonably foreseen

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