INMETRO & ANATEL
Certification
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Technical compliance that clears the way for ANVISA registration.
For many medical devices, especially those involving electrical components or wireless technology, ANVISA registration isn’t the only regulatory step. You may also need certification from other Brazilian agencies — specifically INMETRO and ANATEL — to demonstrate product safety and technical compliance.
When are INMETRO and ANATEL Certifications required?
INMETRO certification is mandatory for several categories of medical devices — such as electromedical
equipment (e.g. those subject to IEC 60601), hypodermic syringes and needles, gloves, condoms, and more. This certification confirms your product complies with Brazil’s safety and performance standards.
ANATEL certification is required for medical devices that use wireless technologies like Bluetooth or Wi-Fi. If your product connects to other devices or networks, this certification will likely apply.
If your product falls into one of these categories, certification must be secured through a Brazilian-accredited certification body before you submit your product for ANVISA registration.
Guiding you through the entire process
Our team has extensive experience with both INMETRO and ANATEL pathways. We’ll help you understand what applies to your device and guide you through the process from start to finish:
- Document analysis: We review your current documentation, including IEC 60601 reports, to check what’s valid for Brazilian standards.
- Certification Body and Lab selection: We help you choose the right certification body and accredited testing lab for your product and timeline.
- Coordination: We request quotes, organize paperwork, and stay in touch with local partners so you don’t have to.
You’ll have full visibility and support while we handle the local side.
Our team knows how to keep things on track—advising on next steps, flagging potential issues early, and making sure everything is properly documented for your ANVISA submission.
