Medical device licence · 89787 · Class 2
CRYOPROBE
Yes: licensed in Canada
Licence status Issued (active); first licensed October 1, 2012. It is in Health Canada’s list of active licences.
- Licence number
- 89787
- Licence holder
- H&O Equipments NvGhislenghien, Belgium
- Risk class
- Class II (low to moderate risk)
- Licence type
- System
- First licensed
- October 1, 2012
- Devices covered
- 20
Devices on this licence
By name, as listed. The official record lists model numbers and identifiers.
- BLUE RING APPLICATOR FOR 1-3MM APPLICATIONS
- BLUE/RED DOT APPLICATOR FOR 1-3 MM APPLICATIONS
- BLUE/RED DOT LONG APPLICATOR 60 MM FOR 1-3 MM APPLICATIONS
- CRYOPROBE
- CRYOPROBE - CARTRIDGES AND FILTERS
- CRYOPROBE - MICRO-APPLICATORS
- CRYOPROBE B+
- CRYOPROBE M
- CRYOPROBE O+
- CRYOPROBE XPS
- CYROPROBE XP
- GREEN RING APPLICATOR FOR 3-5MM APPLICATIONS
- GREEN/RED DOT APPLICATOR FOR 4-8 MM APPLICATIONS
- GREEN/RED DOT LONG APPLICATOR 120 MM FOR 4-8 MM APPLICATIONS
- GREY RING APPLICATOR FOR 2-4MM APPLICATIONS
- ORANGE/RED DOT MICRO-APPLICATOR FOR 1-4 MM APPLICATIONS
- WHITE/RED DOT APPLICATOR FOR 2-6 MM APPLICATIONS
- WHITE/RED DOT LONG APPLICATOR 60 MM FOR 2-6 MM APPLICATIONS
- YELLOW RING APPLICATOR FOR 5-8MM APPLICATIONS
- YELLOW/RED DOT APPLICATOR FOR 7-20 MM APPLICATIONS
Recalls and safety alerts that mention it
Health Canada’s recall notices do not carry licence numbers, so these are matched by name: notices whose title or product names “cryoprobe”. A notice may cover another product or only some lots: read it to see what it covers.
- Erbe Flexible CryoprobeFebruary 17, 2026 · General hospital and personal use · Performance · Type I
Class I devices, the lowest-risk group, mostly need no device licence, so most are not in this list.