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Documents & Compliance Support for Nasal Strips & Mouth Tape

Document gaps are where launches stall — at customs, at marketplace review, or at a retailer’s compliance desk. Here’s what we hold, what you or your importer holds, and how the list is confirmed for your market.

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ISO 13485 certificate and test report documents

What the manufacturing side provides

DocumentWhat it coversAvailability
ISO 13485 certificateQuality management system for medical devicesOn request
FDA registrationUS facility registrationOn request
CE documentationEU conformity documentationOn request
ISO 10993 biocompatibilitySkin-contact material safety documentationOn request
Material declarationsREACH, RoHS, SVHC, PFAS statementOn request
Per-product test reportsProduct-specific testingOn request
Product & packaging specificationsFor listing, internal evaluation, quote comparisonPrepared per product version
SDS / TDS, adhesive informationProfessional procurement, customs, complianceConfirmed per product version and market
Certificates carry version numbers that renew — so we provide current documents on request rather than publishing files that go stale. NDA available before detailed exchange. We don’t claim a certification before it’s confirmed for your product version, and document support is never a medical claim.
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ISO 13485Quality system documentation, on request.
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FDA registrationRegistration details shared with qualified buyers.
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Test reportsAdhesive and skin-safety test documents.
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Shipping documentsInvoice, packing list, and customs paperwork.

Who registers what

In most Western markets (US, EU, UK, CA, AU), nasal strips are a Class I medical device. The registration or listing is usually held by you or your importer — not the factory. Our role is the manufacturing side: quality system, biocompatibility, test reports and material files that your registration, customs clearance and marketplace listing process will ask for. Knowing this split early saves weeks at launch.

How we confirm your document list

  1. You tell us the target market and channel — country, marketplace/retail/DTC.
  2. We map manufacturing-side documents against what that market typically requests.
  3. Gaps are flagged before quoting — including anything that needs confirmation for your specific product version.

Frequently asked questions

Why don’t you publish your certificates on the website?

Because certificate versions renew periodically. Publishing a fixed PDF invites two failure modes: an outdated file circulating, or a claim that no longer matches the current version. We send current documents on request — under NDA where appropriate — so what you file is what’s actually valid.

Which documents will my market ask for?

It differs by market and channel (customs, marketplace, retailer). In most Western markets nasal strips are a Class I device with registration held by the brand/importer; typical manufacturing-side items are the quality-system certificate, biocompatibility documentation, test reports and material declarations. We confirm the exact list for your target market before quoting.

Can you help with Amazon listing documentation?

We provide the manufacturing-side documents marketplaces typically request. Marketplace policies change and differ by category and country, so we work from your marketplace’s current checklist rather than promising blanket acceptance.

Get the document list for your market

Tell us your target market and sales channel — we’ll map the manufacturing-side documents and flag any gaps before you commit to an order.

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