Devices for administration, withdrawal and collection in EUDAMED
Browse medical devices in the “Devices for administration, withdrawal and collection” EMDN category registered in EUDAMED. Each result links to its manufacturer, certificates, and identifiers.
1001 medical devices in EUDAMED
About the Devices for administration, withdrawal and collection category
The EMDN “Devices for administration, withdrawal and collection” category covers instruments used to deliver substances to the body or to draw fluids and samples from it — syringes, needles, infusion sets, catheters for administration, and blood- or specimen-collection devices. Most are single-use and span risk classes from Class I to Class IIb depending on whether they are invasive and how long they stay in contact with the body. EUDAMED registrations in this category are dominated by high-volume disposables from a broad manufacturer base.
Common questions
What kinds of devices fall under EMDN category A?
Administration, withdrawal and collection devices include syringes and needles, infusion and transfusion sets, administration catheters, and blood- or sample-collection systems — devices whose purpose is to introduce a substance into, or remove one from, the body.
What risk classes are typical for category A devices?
Many are Class I or IIa, but invasive or longer-dwelling devices (for example certain catheters) can be IIb under the MDR 2017/745 classification rules. The exact class is set by the manufacturer in the device’s EUDAMED registration.