Eritrea medical device regulations
Official sources linkedNational Medicines and Food Administration rules and guidance for medical device market access, registration, and lifecycle compliance. Each code opens a metadata page with the official source and readable HTML when available.
| Code | Regulation | Category | Effective | Provenance |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Proclamation 36/1993 | Regulation of pharmaceuticals, medical equipment, cosmetics and sanitary items Complete forty-page Tigrinya Gazette publication of Proclamation 36/1993, preserved by WHO. The document regulates pharmaceuticals, medical equipment, cosmetics and sanitary items. The searchable text is a Tigrinya OCR transcription, not an English translation; consult the linked original scan for exact wording. Current consolidation has not been established. | General | — | Official |
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