Verification is an important part in developing medical devices or products, and can really help in making sure the products set out to do what they are supposed to. For instance, take tylenol for example; the purpose of tylenol is to reduce pain and fever, but before they sell it to the public, they have to go through a verification protocol to make sure that it does what it says its gonna do. Not only do we check for its effectiveness but its also essential to check for its safety to the people, its biocompatibility, and its effects to the body when ingested. To check these you may have to go through a number of clinical trials, and lab testings to make sure it meets its requirement. All of these factors needs testing which is all part of the verification process.

There are numerous amounts of medical products that require verification testing. Name a medical device or product that exists, and tell us what you think the verification protocol consists of?