To start off, the specs that should be specified for a medical device should only be directly related to its functionality, as well as interaction with the user. Functions such as image accuracy and scan speed of a dental scanner, for instance, would be appropriate specs to be specified because they directly define the functionality of the product. In addition, the scanner’s weight, size, and dimensions are some of the specs that correlates with its usage by the user. Now, the extent of those specs, primarily the functionality specs, must be carefully determined by thorough testing conducted by the company. Companies can only advertise their medical device with the specs that the device can safely and effectively reach. Therefore, determining the true potential of a medical device is crucial and necessary for determining the extent of its specs.