Services

Deep expertise, delivered hands-on.

Fixed-scope projects, ongoing retainers, or fractional regulatory support — structured around your stage, not ours.

01 — Regulatory strategy & submissions

The fastest defensible path to market

We define your regulatory pathway early — classification, applicable regulations and evidence expectations — so you build the right documentation once. Then we write and manage the submissions.

We work across EU MDR and IVDR technical documentation, FDA 510(k), De Novo and PMA submissions, and the evolving UK MHRA framework, including notified body selection and question rounds.

EU MDR / IVDRFDA 510(k) · PMAUK MHRANotified bodies
What you get
  • Regulatory strategy and classification rationale
  • Gap assessments against MDR/IVDR Annex II & III
  • Submission-ready technical documentation and dossiers
  • Notified body and agency correspondence support
  • Clinical evaluation (CER/PER) planning and review
02 — Quality management systems

A QMS you'll actually use

Startups get a right-sized ISO 13485 system that won't collapse under its own paperwork. Scale-ups get remediation and audit-readiness. Everyone gets a system mapped to what regulators now inspect against — including FDA's QMSR, in force since February 2026.

ISO 13485FDA QMSRInternal auditsCAPA & PMS
What you get
  • QMS build-out or remediation, scaled to your team
  • QMSR / ISO 13485 gap assessments
  • Internal and supplier audits, mock inspections
  • Post-market surveillance and vigilance procedures
  • Training that sticks — so your team passes audits without us in the room
03 — Combination products

Fluent in both rulebooks

Drug-device combination products fail when the two regulatory worlds don't talk to each other. We bridge them: device design controls that satisfy pharma reviewers, and drug-delivery evidence that satisfies device auditors.

From pre-filled syringes and autoinjectors to inhalers and on-body delivery systems — for pharma companies adding a device, and device companies entering combination territory.

EU Article 117FDA 21 CFR Part 4EDDOsHuman factors
What you get
  • Article 117 / Part 4 regulatory strategy
  • Essential drug delivery outputs defined and traced
  • Human factors programmes aligned to FDA's 2026 final guidance
  • Design control documentation bridging drug and device teams
  • Notified body opinion and combination submission support
04 — EU Authorised Representative

Your route into the EU, held properly

Manufacturers outside the EU — including every UK manufacturer since Brexit — must appoint an EU Authorised Representative (also known as an "EC REP") before placing devices on the EU market. We act as your AR under MDR/IVDR Article 11, operating from Sweden with a documented quality system, a qualified PRRC and Eudamed registration.

Unlike letterbox providers, we verify your technical documentation before we put our name on your label — and because we're consultants first, the gaps we find are gaps we can help you close.

MDR/IVDR Art. 11EudamedPRRCVigilance
Full AR service details
Who we do this for
  • UK — UKCA manufacturers needing a CE route back into Europe, with your UK Responsible Person kept in step
  • US — FDA-cleared companies entering the EU for the first time, with 510(k) and QMSR evidence mapped onto MDR documentation
  • Elsewhere — any third-country manufacturer without an EU presence: one named contact, across time zones and languages
Next step

Not sure which of these you need?

That's normal — most clients arrive with a deadline, not a service name. Tell us where you're stuck and we'll tell you honestly what it takes.

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