Since its release in late 2025, ISO 10993-1:2025 has redefined the biological evaluation of medical devices. No longer a “future requirement”, the 2025 revision is the foundational standard for assessing body-contact safety. With the June implementation...
ISO 10993-1 is the foundational standard for the biological evaluation of medical devices within a risk management process. It specifies the general principles for assessing the biological safety of medical devices that come into contact with the body. The latest...
Technically Unavoidable Particles (TUPs) are always present in excipients. Concern regarding their presence has increased dramatically in recent years due to several US FDA warning letters to pharmaceutical companies, highlighting adverse findings during inspections....
From October 21–25, SAXOCON’s Chief Technical Officer, Carsten Baun Senholt, will participate in the ISO Technical Committee 194 (ISO TC 194) plenary meeting in Paris. Carsten is one of the many experts contributing to the scientific and technical collaboration...
Last fall, the European Chemicals Agency (ECHA) won a decisive judgement at the European Court of Justice. This judgement allows the ECHA to classify silicone oligomers, specifically D4, D5, and D6 siloxanes, as Persistent Bioaccumulative and Toxic substances (PBT),...
Medical device manufacturers must ensure the biosafety of their medical implant products to comply with relevant regulations. Medical implants have intimate contact with the human body for durations lasting a few hours to permanently. As such, they are subject to...
