In 2016, QIL, Quasar’s Israeli sister company, expend its offices and laboratory. This expansion is in line with Quasar’s growth and advancement within the medical market.
The new laboratory includes larger space and equipment used to support Quasar’s customers.
With the expended laboratory and engineering department Quasar will be able to support the growing needs from its customers.
In addition to the regulatory requirement, post-market surveillance offers an opportunity for collecting market data that can provide valuable insight into the device improvement. In this article, we cover some of the tremendous value that can be created both on the business side and the engineering side when post-market surveillance is done correctly for your medical device.
We rely on these best practices for the most efficient change control board process. This ensures that the medical devices we produce are constantly improving and meeting customers’ demands while also continuously meeting existing safety and quality standards.
How Quasar was able to ensure the safe return of over 1,300 employees with zero cases of infection found and resumed operations in just 3 weeks.
The FDA and other health authorities require for every medical device to meet production standards. Process validation is crucial for meeting these standards and bringing your new medical device to market.
Material selection for your medical device is so important. If done wrong it can hurt your business, but if done right, it can aid in your product’s commercial success. Depending on your medical device, the task of selecting the right materials can be as simple as it can be daunting. Moreover, your material selection directly ties in to major design choices that you will take, based on those material’s attributes.
Testing is a crucial part of the manufacturing process which ensures your medical product delivers top results. In today’s world health crisis and economic disarray, quality and precision of your medical products need to be a top priority. Because in medical device manufacturing, there is simply no room for shortcuts.
