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Abena AB

Sweden SE-MF-000030220 Last updated 21 Oct 2026

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About

The City of Malmö is now taking an innovative step in home care and will be the first in Sweden to use AquaTime – an intelligent drinking glass that automatically records fluid intake and provides healthcare professionals with better support to detect risk of dehydration. The pilot project is carried out within the home service and can pave the way for a completely new way of working in elderly care. Behind the initiative is the City of Malmö together with ABENA, which delivers both the solution and the support required for smooth implementation. The goal is clear: better monitoring of fluid intake, reduced administration and increased security for both users and staff.

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What Abena AB makes

Abena AB manufactures disposable incontinence products, including bibs with adhesive tape (37x70 cm) and cellulose wadding (20x20 cm). These items are designed for personal hygiene and moisture management in clinical or home care settings.

The company’s products fall under Class I medical devices and are registered in the EUDAMED database. Abena AB is headquartered in Sweden.

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Frequently asked questions

What types of medical devices does Abena AB manufacture?

Abena AB specializes in disposable incontinence products, such as bibs with adhesive tape (37x70 cm) and cellulose wadding (20x20 cm). These devices are primarily designed for personal hygiene and moisture management in clinical or home care environments, helping to maintain comfort and skin integrity for users.

Where is Abena AB based, and how does that affect its regulatory standing?

Abena AB is headquartered in Sweden, which places its products under EU medical device regulations. Since its devices are classified as Class I, they are subject to basic requirements for safety and performance, including mandatory registration in the EUDAMED database. The company’s location ensures compliance with EU regulatory frameworks, such as the Medical Device Regulation (MDR).

Are Abena AB’s devices listed in any regulatory databases, and why does this matter?

Yes, Abena AB’s devices are listed in EUDAMED, the European Union’s medical device registry. This listing is required for Class I devices under EU regulations to demonstrate compliance with essential safety and performance requirements. It also allows healthcare professionals, regulators, and authorities to verify the device’s legal status and traceability within the EU market.

How are Abena AB’s products classified under EU medical device regulations?

Abena AB’s products, including bibs and cellulose wadding, are classified as Class I medical devices. This classification is determined by their intended use—non-invasive, low-risk items for personal hygiene and moisture management. Class I devices require compliance with general safety and performance standards but do not need pre-market clinical evaluations or notifying bodies, simplifying the regulatory pathway while ensuring basic safety.

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Information

Country
Sweden
Address
19, Ljungadalsgatan , Växjö, Sweden
Website
www.abena.se
Phone
+46 494 151 00
PRRC contact
Fredric Moe
EUDAMED SRN
SE-MF-000030220