Navigator™ for Medical Devices Manufacturers

Find predicate and successor devices and simplify post-market surveillance

Safety and quality data that is standardized and easily searchable

The value of having comprehensive safety and quality data throughout the entire lifecycle of a medical device is clear. However, pre-market research and post market surveillance can often be time consuming and a strain on resources. So with you in mind, Reed Tech developed a solution to help clearly and efficiently evaluate your device with standardized, easily-searchable data and charts centralized from multiple public and private sources.

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At a glance, Navigator can help:

Safety event alerts

Be alerted to new safety events and new successor 510(k) applications (your future competitors)

Stay ahead of new product risks

Spot new product risks as they occur

Product clearances of competitor devices

Explore product clearances of competitive devices

Identification of the best predicate devices

Identify the best predicate device – search 510(k)s by intended use, indication for use, and more

Get guidance

Seamlessly identify applicable guidance documents

Comparing competitive devices

Quickly compare with competitive devices to understand safety and quality profiles

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Access to search by FDA Product Code, Manufacturer Name, Intended Use, and more:

Product Search: search by K Number, PMA Number and Device Type with advanced filtering to refine results.
Clearance Search: quickly search by K Number, De Novos Number, Device Description, or Intended Use/Indication for Use, a feature only found in Navigator.
Adverse Events: search by Report Number, MDR Report Key or Initial Event Date with additional filters to refine results sets.
Watchlists: monitor new events for selected products or separately, for selected clearances.

Understand the trends for medical safety and quality—then use that knowledge to better inform risk management, product design, market research, post-market surveillance and regulatory intelligence.