72 devices · GMDN 44272
A fluid-filled teething device is a circular or cylindrical item that contains water or a similar liquid and is designed to be bitten by a patient, typically an infant or adult, to help soothe sore gums during the teething process. Because the device is reusable, it can be cleaned and used repeatedly for ongoing comfort.
These devices are regulated as medical devices and must comply with applicable safety and performance standards, which can affect their classification and the requirements for labeling, testing, and post‑market surveillance. They are generally supplied as reusable products, so manufacturers must ensure they can be properly cleaned and remain safe for repeated use.
This category summary is AI-generated from the GMDN nomenclature and has not been verified by a human reviewer.