Taiwan FDA registration e417886c1336204248d8b87df4fb9f39

"Ankeriev" endoscope light source and photographic equipment (unsterilized)

TW: "安可賴夫" 內視鏡光源及攝影設備(未滅菌)
Taiwan flagTaiwan·Risk Class 1·XILLIX TECHNOLOGIES CORP.·Registered Mar 16, 2006 – Mar 16, 2011Cancelled
Registration details
Analysis ID
e417886c1336204248d8b87df4fb9f39
Customs Code
DHA04400299409
Company information
Manufacturer Country
Canada
Authorized Representative
KINGDOM EAST ENTERPRISE CO., LTD.
Product details
Intended Use
This device is an ear, nose and throat fiber optic light source and carrier, which is a device that uses alternating current, which can generate and deliver light from the glass of formed fibers to provide the illumination of the endoscope. Endoscopes using fiber optic light sources and conveyors include endotracheoscopes, esophagoscopes, laryngoscopes, middle diaphragm scopes, laryngeal-tracheal stethoscopes, and nasopharyngoscopes.
Product Type (Level 1)
G ENT Science
Product Type (Level 2)
G.4350 Ear, nose and throat optical fiber light sources and carriers
Import Information
import
Dates and status
Registration Date
Mar 16, 2006
Expiry Date
Mar 16, 2011
Cancellation Date
Nov 16, 2012
Cancellation information
Status
Logged out
Reason
許可證已逾有效期
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