Awatar Medical Aid d.o.o.
Croatia HR-MF-000025777 Last updated 17 Sep 2026
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- Devices
- 109
- Registries
- EUDAMED
- FDA recalls
- 0
Catalogue
Aircare Ref AW AM005 8C18
Ikki 100 Ref AW RFAL4W X2.003
Aircare Ref AW AM004 8C18
Ikki 100 Ref AW RAL4W X4.007
Ariel bad cabin Ref AW BC AR 200.N1
Aw Hc Bb 001 Ref AW HC BB 001
Aw Hc Cb 001 Ref AW HC CB 001
Hercul Ref AW PL ST 01.007
Aircare Ref AW AM001 5C21
Steely 110 Ref AW ST X3.00138
Ikki 100 Ref AW RFAL4W X1.007
Ikki 100 Ref WAW RST3W X1.006
Steely 110 Ref AW ST X3.00140
Oberon 100 Ref AW OT OB 300.N5
Aw Hc Db 002 Ref AW HC DB 002
Aw Hc Cb 002 Ref AW HC CB 002
Ariel bad cabin Ref AW BC AR 100.N1
Steely 110 Ref AW ST X3.00150
Levare Ref AW PL SL 10.003
Aw Hc Cb 004 Ref AW HC CB 004
oxygen concentrator Ref AW OXC001 10.S
Levare Ref AW PL SL 50.099
Ikki 100 Ref AW RFAL4W X3.003
Hercul Ref AW PL ST 03.007
Ikki 100 Ref AW RAL4W X6.005
Ikki 100 Ref AW RAL4W X7.007
Steely 110 Ref AW ST X3.00143
Aw Hc Db 001 Ref AW HC DB 001
Ikki 100 Ref AW RAL4W X1.002
Levare Ref AW PL SL 30.001
Levare Ref AW PL SL 20.003
Oberon 100 Ref AW OT OB 400.N6
Levare Ref AW PL SL 33.099
Levare Ref AW PL SL 31.099
Hercul Ref AW PL AL 05.007
Aw Hc Cb 003 Ref AW HC CB 003
Steely 110 Ref 03858893574811
Aw Hc Sub 001 Ref AW HC SUB 001
Hercul Ref AW PL ST 04.007
Oberon 100 Ref AW OT OB 100.N5
Aw Hc Db 003 Ref AW HC DB 003
Ikki 100 Ref AW RAL4W X2.007
Oberon 100 Ref AW OT OB 200.N5
oxygen concentrator Ref AW OXC001 5.S
Levare Ref AW PL SL 32.099
Axila 200 Ref AWAX001
Barie 300 x4 26" Ref AWBA001
Awatar Ref AW WA T1.003L
Manual Wheelchair Ref AW ST X1.00138
Azula Bari Ref AWSC001
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What Awatar Medical Aid d.o.o. makes
Awatar Medical Aid produces medical devices for respiratory therapy and patient transport, including portable oxygen concentrators (e.g., Ariel bad cabin, Steely 110), humidifier systems (e.g., Aircare), and ventilator accessories (e.g., AW HC BB 001, AW HC CB 001). Their portfolio also includes battery-powered ventilator units (e.g., Hercul, Oberon 100) and related respiratory support equipment for clinical and home use.
The company’s devices are classified under EU Medical Device Regulations as Class I or Class IIa and are registered in the EU’s eudamed database. Awatar Medical Aid is based in Croatia and adheres to EU regulatory requirements for these product categories.
Frequently asked questions
What types of medical devices does Awatar Medical Aid produce?
Awatar Medical Aid specializes in respiratory therapy and patient transport devices. Their portfolio includes portable oxygen concentrators like the Ariel bad cabin and Steely 110, humidifier systems such as Aircare, and ventilator accessories like the AW HC BB 001 and AW HC CB 001. They also manufacture battery-powered ventilator units, including the Hercul and Oberon 100, designed for both clinical and home use. These devices support respiratory care and patient mobility.
Where is Awatar Medical Aid based, and what regulatory framework does it follow?
Awatar Medical Aid is based in Croatia (HR). Their devices comply with the EU Medical Device Regulations, which categorize their products as either Class I or Class IIa. This classification ensures they meet specific safety, performance, and regulatory requirements before being placed on the market within the EU.
Are Awatar Medical Aid’s devices listed in any regulatory registries?
Yes, Awatar Medical Aid’s devices are registered in the eudamed database, which is the official EU registry for medical devices. This listing confirms their compliance with EU regulatory requirements and allows for transparency in the supply chain and monitoring of device traceability.
How are Awatar Medical Aid’s devices classified under EU regulations?
Awatar Medical Aid’s devices are classified under the EU Medical Device Regulations as either Class I or Class IIa. The classification depends on factors like the device’s intended use, risk level, and interaction with the body. For example, accessories like AW HC BB 001 may fall under Class IIa due to their role in ventilator systems, while simpler devices like humidifiers (e.g., Aircare) might qualify as Class I. This classification determines the regulatory scrutiny and documentation required for market authorization.
Information
- Country
- Croatia
- Address
- 1, Prolaz Josipa Leovića , Osijek, Croatia
- Website
- awatar.hr
- [email protected]
- PRRC contact
- Ivona Cvitković
- EUDAMED SRN
- HR-MF-000025777