Redi-Release Absorbent Dressing

FDA 510(k) K904604 · Fountain Pharmaceuticals, Inc.

Substantially Equivalent

510(k) numberK904604

Submission

Device name
Redi-Release Absorbent Dressing
Applicant
Fountain Pharmaceuticals, Inc.
Largo, FL, US
Received
October 10, 1990
Decision date
January 7, 1991
Decision
Substantially Equivalent (SESE)
Type
Traditional 510(k)

Official FDA 510(k) record

Device classification

Product code
KOZ – Beads, Hydrophilic, For Wound Exudate Absorption
Device class
Class I (low risk)
Regulation
21 CFR 878.4018
Specialty
General, Plastic Surgery

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Questions and answers

When was Redi-Release Absorbent Dressing cleared by the FDA?

Redi-Release Absorbent Dressing (K904604) received a 510(k) decision of Substantially Equivalent on January 7, 1991, 89 days after the submission was received.

What is the product code of K904604?

The FDA product code is KOZ – Beads, Hydrophilic, For Wound Exudate Absorption, a Class I (low risk) device regulated under 21 CFR 878.4018.