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Start with a generic identity
Search the device type rather than a long branded description. Use the manufacturer and registration fields to verify promising records.
Free · No signup · Public registry data
Search one medical device across multiple countries.
Search one medical device across multiple country registration databases, compare public records side by side, and carry the product context into free classification and registration tools.
35 searchable marketsUp to 12 markets per searchUp to 5 records per comparison
Search country registries
Run one generic product term across selected public datasets.
Compare registrations
Normalize useful fields into a side-by-side comparison.
Keep the context
Carry known record details into the next connected tool.
Continue the work
Move into classification, similarity, and planning workflows.
Search one product across multiple markets
Search up to twelve national registration databases, select comparable records, and continue into connected AI tools with the product context preserved.
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Cross-market search
Run one generic device term against multiple registration databases.
Select and compare
Compare up to five public registration records in a consistent table.
Carry context forward
Open classifiers and planning tools without retyping known record details.
How to use cross-country registration records
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Compare the public evidence
Select records to see which fields agree and which vary by market. Missing public fields should not be treated as negative evidence.
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Carry a record into the next tool
Open a classifier, similar-product finder, or registration planner with the product context already filled in.
Frequently asked questions
What does the global medical device product search cover?
It searches 35 supported country and regional medical device registration datasets. Public fields and coverage vary by regulator.
Can I compare medical device registrations from different countries?
Yes. Select up to five returned records to compare the regulator, risk class, manufacturer, registration holder, registration number, commercial name, status, and other available public fields.
Does a matching product prove regulatory equivalence?
No. A matching registry name is a research lead. It does not establish equivalence, predicate eligibility, the correct classification, or an accepted registration pathway.
Can I save the comparison?
Yes. The branded A4 report view can be printed or saved as a PDF from the browser and includes Pure Global contact information for follow-up.