Biocompatibility throughout a medical device’s lifecycle is super important, especially for long-term implants like joints or dental implants. Manufacturers can’t just rely on picking the right material; they also have to consider surface modifications, like roughening implants to help bone…   Read more»

One of the biggest challenges with ISO 10993 is definitely the cost and time involved in meeting all the biocompatibility requirements. Companies often struggle with figuring out the right tests, especially when dealing with new materials like nanomaterials or bioresorbables….   Read more»