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    Safe Devices.
    Safer Patients.

    From biocompatibility to cleaning validation, Prewel Labs ensures your medical devices meet global quality and compliance standards.

    Why Test Medical Devices?

    Medical devices play a critical role in patient safety and healthcare outcomes. Even a minor failure in material quality, cleanliness, or sterility can cause serious harm, trigger product recalls, and erode brand trust.

    Without proper testing, you risk:

    • Patient injuries or compromised treatment outcomes
    • Regulatory non-compliance and delayed approvals
    • Costly recalls, penalties, and reputational damage
    • Loss of market access due to failed certifications or audits
    Medical Device Quality Testing

    Regular Medical Device Testing Helps You Ensure:

    Regular Medical Device Testing Helps You Ensure:

    • Device safety, accuracy, and reliability in real-world use
    • Early detection of wear, faults, or contamination to prevent failures
    • Compliance with ISO 13485, FDA, EU MDR, BIS, and CDSCO standards
    • Long-term trust with healthcare providers and end users

    Types of Medical Device Testing We Provide

    Biocompatibility Testing

    Biocompatibility Testing

    Why : To ensure device materials are safe for human use.

    What we test : Cytotoxicity, irritation, sensitization, hemocompatibility, systemic toxicity.

    Who needs it : Implantable and non implantable device manufacturers.

    Cleaning Validation

    Cleaning Validation

    Why : Residual contaminants can cause infections or device failure.

    What we test : Residual protein, endotoxins, detergents, microbial residues.

    Who needs it : Reusable medical devices, surgical instruments, endoscopes.

    Sterility & Microbial Testing

    Sterility & Microbial Testing

    Why : Devices must remain sterile until point of use.

    What we test : Sterility assurance, bacterial endotoxins, bioburden testing.

    Who needs it : Single use devices, sterile packaging, surgical kits.

    Physical & Mechanical Testing

    Physical & Mechanical Testing

    Why : Devices must perform as intended under stress and usage.

    What we test : Tensile strength, durability, functionality, packaging integrity.

    Who needs it : Consumables, implants, surgical tools, diagnostic devices.

    Chemical Characterization

    Chemical Characterization

    Why : To identify harmful chemicals that may migrate from device materials.

    What we test : Volatile/semivolatile organics, heavy metals, residual solvents.

    Who needs it : Plastic, polymer, and coated medical devices.

    Benefits of Testing with Prewel Labs

    Compliance Simplified

    Meet ISO 10993, ISO 13485, FDA, EU MDR, BIS, and CDSCO requirements.

    Digital Dashboard

    Real time results, audit ready reports, and AI foresight.

    Risk Prevention

    Detect issues early before they reach patients.

    Global Readiness

    Testing aligned with international regulatory expectations.

    Brand Protection

    Demonstrate safety and earn trust with regulators &
    clinicians.

    Benefits of Medical Device Testing

    Who We Serve

    Medical Device Manufacturers

    Implants, surgical instruments, consumables

    Diagnostic Companies

    Devices, kits, and testing consumables

    Hospitals & Healthcare Providers

    Cleaning validation for reusable instruments

    Exporters & Global Med Tech Firms

    Compliance for FDA, EU MDR, and WHO markets

    Medical Device Testing at a Glance

    Test TypeWhy It MattersKey ParametersWho Needs It
    Biocompatibility Ensures device material safety Cytotoxicity, sensitization, hemocompatibility Implant & non implant device makers
    Cleaning Validation Prevents infections, ensures safe reuse Residual protein, endotoxins, microbial residues Hospitals, reusable device makers
    Sterility & Microbial Maintains sterility & patient safety Sterility assurance, endotoxins, bioburden Single use device manufacturers
    Physical & Mechanical Confirms performance & durability Tensile strength, packaging integrity Implants, surgical tools, consumables
    Chemical Characterization Detects harmful extractables/leachables Organics, metals, solvents Polymer/plastic based devices

    Because Patient Safety Can’t Be Compromised.

    Prewel Labs helps you launch devices that are safe, compliant, and trusted worldwide.

    FAQs

    • Medical device manufacturers
    • Hospitals & surgical centres
    • Diagnostic device manufacturers
    • Importers & exporters
    • Startups developing medical innovations
    • Sterilization service providers

    Common testing categories include:

    • Bioburden testing
    • Sterility testing
    • Bacterial endotoxin testing (BET/LAL)
    • Environmental monitoring for cleanrooms
    • Chemical characterization
    • Material safety & biocompatibility
    • Packaging integrity testing
    • Accelerated & real-time aging
    • Residuals testing (EO residuals, sterilant residues)

    No. Only sterile devices (syringes, catheters, implants, dressings, surgical equipment) require sterility testing. Non-sterile devices undergo bioburden and microbial limit tests.

    Bioburden testing measures the number of viable microorganisms present on a device before sterilization. It helps validate and monitor sterilization processes.

    Testing is performed according to:

    • ISO 11737-1 & 11737-2 (bioburden & sterilization validation)
    • ISO 11135 / 11137 / 17665 (sterilization standards)
    • ISO 10993 series (biocompatibility)
    • ISO 13485 (QMS for medical device manufacturers)
    • Indian MDR 2017 requirements
    • US FDA & EU MDR guidelines (if applicable)

    Yes. NABL accreditation ensures test accuracy, global acceptance, and compliance with regulatory bodies during audits.

    Yes. Labs assist with test protocols, reports, validation support, and documentation required for MDR submissions, audits, and certifications.

    Sample quantity varies based on test type:

    • Sterility: 10–20 units
    • Bioburden: 3–10 units
    • BET: 3–6 units
    • Packaging integrity: 10+ depending on method

    Devices must be submitted in sealed, sterile (if applicable), and labelled packaging without tampering. Transport should avoid moisture or temperature exposure.

    Yes. Prewel Labs offer pickup with proper handling protocols for sterile or non-sterile devices.

    • Bioburden: 5–6 days
    • BET: 1–2 days
    • Sterility test: 14 days (as per pharmacopeia guidelines)
    • Aging studies: weeks to months
    • Material/chemical tests: 5–10 days

    Yes. Some tests like BET, bioburden, and chemical tests can be expedited upon request.

    • Disposables (syringes, needles, catheters)
    • Implants (orthopaedic, dental, cardiovascular)
    • Surgical instruments
    • Diagnostic consumables
    • Wound care products
    • IVD devices
    • Sterilized products
    • Medical packaging materials

    Yes. We perform:

    • Cleaning validation
    • Reprocessing validation
    • Microbial contamination analysis
    • Reusabality study of Medical devices & components.
    • Chemical exposure study.

    Yes. Labs validate

    • Ethylene oxide (EO)
    • Gamma radiation
    • Electron beam
    • Steam sterilization
    • VHP sterilization

    Yes. We perform bubble leak, dye penetration, seal strength, microbial ingress, and accelerated aging of packaging.

    Yes. Labs help startups with early-stage testing, compliance guidance, and scaling to regulatory requirements.

    Yes. We provide corrective action guidance, risk assessment, contamination source analysis, and CAPA support.

    Yes. We provide internationally accepted reports required for EU, US, and Middle East markets.

    Absolutely. You can courier your samples from anywhere in the country. We also provide temperature-controlled and sterile sample pickup services where needed.

    Yes. We work with global clients and support testing for companies in Asia, Middle East, Africa, Europe, and the US, especially those looking for reliable and cost-effective NABL/ISO-compliant testing.