If you sell medical devices in Canada, you will likely need to secure a license.
Establishment Licenses
If you are selling directly into Canada and not through a distributor, Class I medical device and in vitro diagnostic device manufacturers must secure a Medical Device Establishment License (MDEL). However, if you sell through distributors in Canada, then your distributor must have an MDEL. All distributors and importers of medical devices and in vitro diagnostic devices, regardless of the device classifications, must secure a MDEL.
Required companies must apply to receive a Medical Device Establishment licence (MDEL). Our team is experienced in quality system audits and implementation and can help your company meet Health Canada MD regulations
Q&R will work with you to determine which licensing requirements apply to your firm by reviewing activities and product lists and establish how the medical device regulations will impact your firm.
NOTE: Manufacturers of Class II, III and IV medical devices and in vitro diagnostic devices do not require an MDEL.
Rely on Q&R Canada as your trusted partner for Canadian Regulatory Compliance. Working with you as your regulatory partner, we can and will provide exceptional, personalized and expert service as an integral component in building and protecting your company’s brand and profits.