It all depends on the class of a particular medical device that you are willing to place on the market.
Generally, since July 1st, 2015, all medical device suppliers are required to proceed with the conformity assessment procedures regarding Technical Regulations on medical devices.
Be aware that the conformity assessment procedure for Class I devices (non-sterile and without any measuring functions) can be independently carried out by the manufacturer. This procedure involves self-declaration.
On the other hand, Class IIa, IIb, and III, implantable devices, in-vitro medical devices falling under the lists A and B, are considered as the high-risk devices. Therefore, the conformity assessment procedure requires the involvement of a CAB (Conformity Assessment Body). In such cases, the manufacturer is required to obtain a Ukrainian conformity assessment mark for the medical device before the product launch on the Ukrainian market.
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