The National Food and Drug Administration issued the second issue of the 2011 National Medical Device Quality Announcement

Recently, the National Food and Drug Administration issued the second (49th) National Medical Device Quality Announcement of 2011, announcing the results of quality supervision and sampling for disposable sterile syringes.

A total of 1050 batches of disposable sterile syringes (with needles) were randomly inspected, involving 730 user units and 128 production enterprises in 31 provinces (regions, cities) across the country. After inspection, 1034 batches of products were found to be qualified in the selected inspection items, while 16 batches of products were found to be unqualified in the main inspection items.

At present, the relevant provincial (district, city) food and drug supervision and management departments are investigating and punishing disposable sterile syringe products and related units that have failed the inspection results in accordance with the Regulations on the Supervision and Management of Medical Devices. The public can log in to the announcement column on the website of the National Food and Drug Administration to view the products that have passed the inspection results.