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FDA inspects medical device manufacturers to verify compliance with 21 CFR Part 820 quality system requirements , using a structured approach often associated with the QSIT  inspection method. Inspections can be routine surveillance  or for-cause , such as follow-up to significant complaints, recalls, or other risk signals. Plan 8–24 weeks  to get inspection-ready by closing CAPA gaps, organizing DHF and DMR records, confirming complaint handling, and running a mock audit. Du

Choose your sterilization method based on material compatibility first , then regulatory precedent, cost, and timeline . Ethylene oxide (EO) is the most widely used method across medical devices and works for many complex, low-temperature materials, but total turnaround often takes 1–3 weeks  including aeration. Steam sterilization is the fastest and least expensive , but only suitable for heat- and moisture-stable devices. Gamma radiation is effective for some polymers but c