Compliance
Buying capital equipment means knowing two separate things: that it was built under a recognised quality system, and that this specific model is legal to operate where you practise. Those aren't the same question, and we don't blur them.
Manufacturing
These are held at the manufacturing level and describe how the equipment is built, audited and documented. They apply to the production process — not to any individual clearance.
The international quality-management standard specific to medical device manufacturing. Covers design controls, traceability and post-market surveillance.
The Medical Device Single Audit Program — one audit recognised by multiple national regulators, including the US, Canada and Australia.
Independent test reports covering electrical safety and electromagnetic compatibility for the platform as manufactured.
Conformity marking for the European market under the Medical Device Regulation. Applies per device family.
Therapeutic Goods Administration registration, required for supply into the Australian market.
Medical Device Licence, required for sale into Canada. Issued per device and per class.
United States
Most aesthetic laser and energy-based systems are Class II devices in the United States. That means each individual model is reviewed and cleared for its own specific indications through a 510(k) premarket notification — and a clearance held by one platform says nothing about any other platform.
For that reason we don't display a single site-wide regulatory badge. Every device page on this site carries its own clearance status instead, so you can see exactly where a particular platform stands before you ask us for a number.
If a platform's status is anything other than cleared, you'll see that plainly rather than finding out after purchase.
Your practice
A device being cleared does not mean every use of it is cleared. Clearance is granted for defined indications, and the treatments you can legally offer also depend on your licence, your state's regulations and your supervising physician arrangements.
We supply equipment and documentation. Determining appropriate clinical use — and staying inside both the cleared indications and your own scope of practice — remains the responsibility of the purchasing practitioner. If you're unsure whether a platform supports the service you want to offer, ask us before you buy and we'll tell you plainly.
Nothing on this site should be read as clinical, legal or regulatory advice.
With every quote
The full technical specification for the exact configuration being quoted.
Clearance or certification status for that specific model, in writing.
Equipment, freight, duties and installation — the total, not the headline.
Coverage period, what's included, parts and consumable availability.
Ask us straight
Tell us which one and we'll send the documentation. If we can't supply it into your market, we'll say so.