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NMPA's SMDC Releases Draft Proposal for Dynamic Adjustment of Certain Sections of the In Vitro Diagnostic Reagents Classification Catalog

Oct 31, 2025 17:48 CST Updated 17:48
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Source: Standard Management Center of the National Medical Products Administration

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The Standard Management Center of the National Medical Products Administration has just released the full text as follows:

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To all relevant organizations and individuals:


In accordance with the relevant work requirements of the National Medical Products Administration and based on the "Dynamic Adjustment Procedures for the Medical Device Classification Catalog," the Medical Device Standardization Management Center of the National Medical Products Administration organized the Clinical Laboratory Professional Group of the Medical Device Classification Technical Committee to study and formulate the "Proposed Dynamic Adjustments to Certain Contents of the <In Vitro Diagnostic Reagents Classification Catalog>."), now open to the public for comments.


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