Medical device licence · 9302 · Class 2
MONOJECT SYRINGES
Yes: licensed in Canada
Licence status Issued (active); first licensed August 4, 1999. It is in Health Canada’s list of active licences.
- Licence number
- 9302
- Licence holder
- Cardinal Health 200, LLCLeawood, Kansas, United States
- Risk class
- Class II (low to moderate risk)
- Licence type
- Device Family
- First licensed
- August 4, 1999
- Devices covered
- 19
Devices on this licence
By name, as listed. The official record lists model numbers and identifiers.
- KENDALL SYRINGE LUER-LOCK TIP
- MONOJECT BLUNT CANNULA
- MONOJECT BLUNT FILL CANNULA
- MONOJECT BLUNT TIP NEEDLE I.V. ACCESS
- MONOJECT CONTROL SYRINGE LUER-LOCK TIP
- MONOJECT INSULIN SYRINGE LUER-LOCK TIP
- MONOJECT INSULIN SYRINGE REGULAR LUER TIP
- MONOJECT INSULIN SYRINGE REGULAR TIP
- MONOJECT NEEDLELESS MED PREP CANNULA
- MONOJECT ORAL SYRINGE
- MONOJECT PISTON SYRINGE CATHETER TIP
- MONOJECT SAFETY SYRINGE LUER-LOCK TIP
- MONOJECT SYRINGE CATHETER TIP
- MONOJECT SYRINGE ECCENTRIC TIP
- MONOJECT SYRINGE LUER-LOCK TIP
- MONOJECT SYRINGE REGULAR TIP
- MONOJECT SYRINGE TOOMEY TYPE
- MONOJECT TUBERCULIN SYRINGE LUER-LOCK TIP
- MONOJECT TUBERCULIN SYRINGE REGULAR TIP
Class I devices, the lowest-risk group, mostly need no device licence, so most are not in this list.