Consumer Products
Medical devices consumers use on their own to solve health issues and improve quality of life.
Because these products don't require a health professional for every use, however, the FDA requires clear, plainly written instructions and other safeguards to ensure safety and effectiveness. Risks such as infection or injury still exist with these products and everyone--FDA, the health professionals that prescribe some of the products, and consumers--have a role to play in prevention.
Spotlight
- The Artificial Pancreas Device System
- Decorative Contact Lenses
- LASIK
- Dermal Fillers (Soft Tissue Fillers)
- Breast Implants