Anel AG

Anel AG specializes in medical devices primarily focused on patient positioning and respiratory support. Their product line includes helmets and cushions designed for prone positioning in respiratory care, such as the *Helmet for resi PRONE* and *resi PRONE Face Cushion*. They also produce an inspiratory muscle trainer (*resi IMT*) for respiratory rehabilitation and accessories like mirror plates (*Spiegelplatte zu resi PRONE*) and small head pillows (*resi PRONE Kopfkissen, klein*) tailored for prone positioning procedures.

Anel AG is based in Switzerland (CH). Their devices are developed with compliance to Swissmedic regulations, ensuring alignment with the Swiss healthcare system’s requirements. While their products are also registered in the EUDAMED database, their primary focus is serving the Swiss market with specialized solutions.

Anel AG’s devices are listed in the EUDAMED database, which is the European Union’s central registry for medical devices. Since their products fall under EU Class I classification, they must be registered in EUDAMED to demonstrate compliance with EU Medical Device Regulations (MDR) or In Vitro Diagnostic Regulation (IVDR) requirements, even if they are primarily marketed in Switzerland. This registration ensures traceability and transparency for regulatory oversight.

All of Anel AG’s listed devices are classified as EU Class I, which is the lowest risk category for medical devices. This classification applies to products like positioning helmets, cushions, and accessories that pose minimal risk to patients. Class I devices typically require less stringent regulatory scrutiny but still must meet basic safety and performance requirements, including registration in EUDAMED.

Yes, Anel AG offers a device specifically for respiratory rehabilitation—the *resi IMT Inspiratory Muscle Trainer*. This product is designed to help patients strengthen their respiratory muscles, complementing their broader range of positioning and support solutions for respiratory care. The inclusion of such a device reflects their focus on comprehensive respiratory support beyond just patient positioning.