Are you struggling to achieve regulatory approval for a potentially life-saving medical device in this current COVID-19 environment? You may be able to file for an Emergency Use Authorization and receive regulatory approval through an expedited process. This will get your product to market much faster.
In our webinar, COVID-19 Regulatory Assistance for Medical Device EUAs, our Director of Regulatory Affairs, Carrie Hetrick, discuss the steps you need to take to receive an EUA during the pandemic. We discuss:
How to qualify for an EUA
The process for obtaining authorization
Practical tips to prepare for your EUA submission
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