81% of the FDA's records for infusion pumps are prescription-only, so it can't go on eBay.
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81% of the FDA's records for infusion pumps are prescription-only, so it can't go on eBay.
Up to 200 devices; each takes a few seconds.
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Every check gives you a simple, easy to understand outcome.
Can't be sold on eBay.
Check the label before listing.
Over-the-counter. Verify first.
No FDA device record.
Type its name, paste a listing link or a list, or photograph its label.
MedquipCheck looks the device up in the FDA's records.
Prescription only, review required, likely permitted, or not a medical device, with the reason.
The usual answer for each device type, from FDA records and eBay's policy. Check the exact model for a definite answer.
Still unsure about a device? Check it above, then read its label for "Rx only".
Yes, unless it needs a prescription. eBay doesn't allow prescription-only medical devices, and it bans a few types by name, like CPAP machines and pulse oximeters. MedquipCheck tells you which group your device is in.
Look on its label for "Rx only" or "Caution: Federal law restricts this device to sale by or on the order of a physician". MedquipCheck also looks the device up in the FDA's 510(k) and GUDID databases, which record whether it is prescription-only.
Yes. Checks by name, link, list and label photo are free, with no sign-up.
Yes. In Bulk check, list devices one per line, paste their listing links, paste a link to an auction catalogue (or copy the catalogue page and paste it), or open a CSV. Up to 200 devices are checked at once.
No. It's a screening aid built on public FDA data. Always check the device's own label and the marketplace's current policy before listing.