FDA warns public vs use of uncertified medical device

Feb 27, 2024 11:10 am

MANILA, Philippines: The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) warned all healthcare professionals and the general public not to buy and use an uncertified medical device used for collecting urine.

In advisory 2024-0408 issued on Tuesday, FDA said that through post-marketing surveillance, it verified that Medx Urine Bag is 'not notified and no corresponding Product Notification Certificate has been issued.'

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