Healthpak X-Ray Sox Barriers

FDA 510(k) K923307 · Healthpak, Inc.

Substantially Equivalent

510(k) numberK923307

Submission

Device name
Healthpak X-Ray Sox Barriers
Applicant
Healthpak, Inc.
Chicago, IL, US
Received
May 8, 1992
Decision date
January 21, 1993
Decision
Substantially Equivalent (SESE)
Type
Traditional 510(k)
Summary
510(k) statement available from FDA

Official FDA 510(k) record

Device classification

Product code
EAP – Unit, X-Ray, Intraoral
Device class
Class II (moderate risk)
Regulation
21 CFR 872.1810
Specialty
Dental

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Questions and answers

When was Healthpak X-Ray Sox Barriers cleared by the FDA?

Healthpak X-Ray Sox Barriers (K923307) received a 510(k) decision of Substantially Equivalent on January 21, 1993, 258 days after the submission was received.

What is the product code of K923307?

The FDA product code is EAP – Unit, X-Ray, Intraoral, a Class II (moderate risk) device regulated under 21 CFR 872.1810.