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With a one-year delay due to the Corona pandemic, the new Medical Devices Regulation (MDR) will become mandatory on 26 May 2021. From now on – and until May 2025 – medical devices certified according to the old standards in the European Union may still be sold. However, the old approval procedures may no longer be used for new products. A similar new regulation will come into force for in-vitro diagnostic products exactly one year later, on 26 May 2022. According to a survey by the software manufacturer Climedo Health, around 45 percent of respondents expect costs to increase by more than five percent.\u00a0 As experts in cost reduction, we support companies from the MedTec sector to remain competitive despite the increased requirements.<\/strong><\/span><\/p>\n

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What changes for medical device manufacturers and distributors?<\/h2>\n

The effort required to re-authorise an implant or other medical device for sale in the European Union increases significantly under the new rules:<\/p>\n