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LaserShot M, NaviLase

FDA 510(k)FDA UDIEUDAMED

Class II (US FDA 510(k))

510(k) K192008Ref 19310/0148MModel Octax LaserShot M

by Vitrolife GmbH

Identity

Trade Name
LaserShot M EUDAMED
Octax LaserShot M FDA UDI
Generic Name
Assisted reproduction laser system FDA UDI
Device Name
Octax LaserShot M EUDAMED
The LaserShot M is a static laser system where the embryo is moved to the laser by moving the stage of the microscope. The LaserShot M components include a laser module (1.48 microm infrared diode laser, class 1M), laser adapter to connect to the microscope, mirror block, laser objective (25 times), USB camera, Eye Ware Software, and an optional target pointer and foot switch. The EyeWare software controls the device components, operates the laser, and takes images and records videos of embryo undergoing laser procedures. The software determines how many holes are drilled along this line and controls/restricts laser firing parameters to minimize localized heating of the embryo during these procedures. These laser devices have been designed to be fitted to compatible inverted microscopes. FDA UDI
Model / Reference
19310/0148M EUDAMEDFDA UDI
Octax LaserShot M EUDAMED
Description
The LaserShot M is a static laser system where the embryo is moved to the laser by moving the stage of the microscope. The LaserShot M components include a laser module (1.48 microm infrared diode laser, class 1M), laser adapter to connect to the microscope, mirror block, laser objective (25 times), USB camera, Eye Ware Software, and an optional target pointer and foot switch. The EyeWare software controls the device components, operates the laser, and takes images and records videos of embryo undergoing laser procedures. The software determines how many holes are drilled along this line and controls/restricts laser firing parameters to minimize localized heating of the embryo during these procedures. These laser devices have been designed to be fitted to compatible inverted microscopes. FDA UDI

Identifiers

Catalog Number
19310/0148M FDA UDI
Primary DI / UDI-DI
04260604170011 EUDAMEDFDA UDI
Basic UDI-DI
4260604170015G EUDAMED
510(k) Number
K192008 FDA 510(k)FDA UDI
FDA Product Code
MRX FDA 510(k)FDA UDI
EMDN Code
Z12080205 OOCYTE LASER DRILLS EUDAMED
GMDN Term
Assisted reproduction laser system FDA UDI

Classification

Device Class
Class IIa EUDAMED
Class II FDA 510(k)FDA UDI
Legislation / Framework
21 CFR Part 884.6200 FDA 510(k)
Regulation Number
884.6200 FDA 510(k)FDA UDI
Market of Registration
Germany EUDAMED
Advisory Committee
Obstetrics/Gynecology FDA 510(k)
FDA Decision
SESE Substantially Equivalent FDA 510(k)
Commercial Distribution
In Commercial Distribution FDA UDI

Clinical & Handling

Sterile

No

EUDAMEDFDA UDI

Single Use

No

FDA UDI

Implantable

No

EUDAMEDFDA UDI

Reusable

No

EUDAMED

Contains Latex

No

EUDAMEDFDA UDI

Reprocessed

No

EUDAMED

CMR Substance

No

EUDAMED

Human-derived

No

EUDAMED

Human Tissues

No

EUDAMED

Animal Tissues

No

EUDAMED

Endocrine Disruptor

No

EUDAMED

Administering Medicine

No

EUDAMED

Measuring Function

No

EUDAMED

Incorporates Medicinal Product

No

EUDAMED

Prescription Use

Yes

FDA UDI

Over-the-Counter

No

FDA UDI

Convenience Kit

No

FDA UDI

Combination Product

No

FDA UDI

HCT/P

No

FDA UDI

Premarket Exempt

No

FDA UDI

Lot / Batch Number

No

FDA UDI

Serial Number

Yes

FDA UDI

Expiration Date

No

FDA UDI

Manufacturing Date

Yes

FDA UDI

The LaserShot M and NaviLase are System, Assisted Reproduction Laser devices designed for laser-assisted hatching or zona pellucida thinning in assisted reproductive technology (ART). These systems employ a 1.48 µm infrared diode laser to create precise micro-abrasions on embryo surfaces, aiding implantation potential during in vitro fertilization (IVF) procedures. Both devices are classified under Device Class II and fall under regulatory category MRX for obstetrics/gynecology applications.

The LaserShot M is a static laser system where the embryo is positioned under a microscope stage for laser exposure, while the NaviLase incorporates dynamic laser guidance. Both are single-use components (laser modules) supplied with reusable system hardware, requiring installation and training by authorized Vitrolife technicians. They are non-MRI-safe and must be stored in compliance with laser safety protocols. Authorized under FDA 510(k) clearance and MDR compliance, these devices are intended exclusively for use in clinical ART settings.

Frequently asked questions

What is the primary clinical purpose of the LaserShot M and NaviLase systems in assisted reproductive technology (ART) procedures?

The LaserShot M and NaviLase systems are designed specifically for laser-assisted hatching or zona pellucida thinning during IVF. These procedures involve creating precise micro-abrasions on embryo surfaces to potentially improve implantation rates by facilitating embryo escape from the zona pellucida. The systems use a 1.48 µm infrared diode laser to achieve this, ensuring controlled and targeted intervention.

Are the laser modules for these devices single-use or reusable, and what does that mean for my lab’s workflow?

The laser modules for both the LaserShot M and NaviLase are single-use components, while the core system hardware (e.g., microscope stage, controls) is reusable. This means each module must be replaced after one use, reducing contamination risks and ensuring consistent performance. Your lab will need to order replacement modules as needed, and the reusable hardware requires installation and training by Vitrolife-authorized technicians.

How should these devices be stored, and are there any special handling requirements due to their laser technology?

The LaserShot M and NaviLase must be stored in accordance with laser safety protocols, as they are not MRI-safe. This likely includes secure storage for the laser modules (e.g., in a controlled environment away from direct sunlight or moisture) and adherence to manufacturer guidelines for the reusable system components. Always follow Vitrolife’s instructions to maintain functionality and safety.

What distinguishes the NaviLase from the LaserShot M in terms of how the laser is applied?

The LaserShot M uses a static laser system, where the embryo is positioned under a microscope stage for direct laser exposure. In contrast, the NaviLase incorporates dynamic laser guidance, which likely involves automated or semi-automated adjustments to enhance precision during the procedure. This difference may affect workflow efficiency and ease of use depending on your lab’s preferences.

What regulatory pathways have these devices undergone, and how does that affect their use in clinical settings?

Both the LaserShot M and NaviLase have received FDA 510(k) clearance and comply with MDR (Medical Device Regulation) standards. This means they are classified as Class II devices under the FDA and fall under the MRX product code for obstetrics/gynecology applications. Their regulatory status confirms they meet safety and performance requirements for use exclusively in clinical ART settings, as intended by Vitrolife.

This description and any FAQs above were generated automatically from registry data and have not been verified by the manufacturer or by deviCERTS. Always check the official registry entry and the manufacturer's instructions for use before relying on them. Sources consulted: PDF Octax LaserShot M TM Octax NaviLase User Manual - Vitrolife, VITROLIFE OCTAX LASERSHOT M USER MANUAL Pdf Download, LaserShot M, NaviLase by Vitrolife GmbH | FDA 510(k) Summary

Authorization Coverage (2 countries)

Regulatory Authorizations

European Union Active

MDR

United States Active

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Manufacturer

Manufacturer
Vitrolife GmbH

Sources (3)

  • FDA 510(k) K192008 24 fields · synced Sep 18, 2026
  • FDA UDI 7ba123cb-3c78-4dd1-9c7f-4640fa05d7ee 37 fields · synced May 25, 2026
  • EUDAMED 6d118680-0307-4cc4-807e-4cc09dcbee38 61 fields · synced Jul 24, 2026