# Med-Logics, Model ML7090

> Active: United States. Medical device record on deviCERTS, compiled from public registries.

- Canonical page: <https://devicerts.com/devices/med-logics-model-ml7090-hno>
- Manufacturer: [Med Logics Inc](https://devicerts.com/manufacturers/med-logics-inc) (United States)
- Name in the registry: MED-LOGICS, MODEL ML7090
- Device class: Class I (US FDA)
- FDA product code: HNO

## Registrations and authorizations

- **510(k)** · FDA 510(k) · United States · K033293 · decision 2004-01-13 · decision SESE · status: Active

## Recalls

- Z-1268-2015 · Class II · terminated · initiated 2015-01-13: The ML 7090 Calibrated LASIK Blade (CLB) will not fit into the AMO Amadeus Metal Blade Holder.

## Identifiers

- 510(k) Number: K033293 [FDA 510(k)]
- FDA product code: HNO [FDA 510(k)]

## Classification

- Device class: Class I [FDA 510(k)]
- Regulation: 21 CFR Part 886.4370 [FDA 510(k)]
- Advisory committee: Ophthalmic [FDA 510(k)]
- FDA decision: SESE [FDA 510(k)]

## Source and citation

- Cite as: Med-Logics, Model ML7090, Med Logics Inc. deviCERTS medical device catalogue. https://devicerts.com/devices/med-logics-model-ml7090-hno (data as of 2026-11-15).
- Data sources: [FDA 510(k)](https://open.fda.gov/apis/device/510k/), [FDA recalls](https://open.fda.gov/apis/device/recall/)
- Registry records last synced: 2026-10-09
- Statuses computed as of: 2026-11-15
- JSON: <https://devicerts.com/devices/med-logics-model-ml7090-hno.json>
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- Attribution: DevicErts, https://devicerts.com/devices/med-logics-model-ml7090-hno
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