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Dear friends,
I've been suggested that we obtain a cCSAus mark for the American and Canadian markets instead of the ETL mark we have had on our older products. This mark will in our case be cheaper and faster to get than the ETL listing.
As this may very well be accepted regulatory by the US and Canada, I would very much like to know of any practical experience with the cCSAus mark: Is it practically accepted by the health care providers and insurance companies? Will I find that our product can't be sold because of local/in-house policies?
Thanks for your help!
Maybe I should add that our product is a hand-held medical device for in-vitro diagnostics.
I've been suggested that we obtain a cCSAus mark for the American and Canadian markets instead of the ETL mark we have had on our older products. This mark will in our case be cheaper and faster to get than the ETL listing.
As this may very well be accepted regulatory by the US and Canada, I would very much like to know of any practical experience with the cCSAus mark: Is it practically accepted by the health care providers and insurance companies? Will I find that our product can't be sold because of local/in-house policies?
Thanks for your help!
Maybe I should add that our product is a hand-held medical device for in-vitro diagnostics.