Understand the Overseas Dossier
Identify the actual product boundaries from manuals, specifications, software controls, accessories, and test records—not through language translation alone.
From regulatory-status assessment to product reconstruction, verification and market access, Basic Law helps companies build an executable compliance pathway that matches the real product.
Different companies face different challenges. Choose the entry point closest to your current stage.
For products already marketed overseas and planned for China: determine regulatory status, rebuild Chinese materials, and establish an NMPA classification path.
View China Entry Path for Imported Devices 02 / DOMESTIC R&DFor products at concept, prototype, or redesign stage: confirm that functions and parameters match the intended regulatory route before testing and mass production.
View R&D-Stage Path Assessment 03 / MARKET CONTINUITYFor marketed products: maintain consistency across instructions, product updates, partner training, and distributor promotion.
View Post-Market Compliance ManagementThe main challenge is not only the applicant or authorization documents, but whether the overseas product definition can be translated into a product logic that Chinese regulators can understand, verify, and consistently implement.
Identify the actual product boundaries from manuals, specifications, software controls, accessories, and test records—not through language translation alone.
Reorganize the product name, intended purpose, operating principle, parameter ranges, risk controls, and Chinese instructions according to China’s classification logic.
Use the project platform to manage document versions, supplementary questions, verification tasks, client approvals, and regulatory communications.
Public cases illustrate project types and methods. Completed and ongoing projects are clearly identified, and no single case replaces an independent assessment of a specific product.
Basic Law supported product reconstruction and classification by analysing the RF mechanism, energy parameters, skin safety and intended purpose.
View Project MethodThe project involved multiple rounds of technical analysis and supplementary testing to align the actual imported product with its China submission dossier.
View Project MethodBasic Law helped the client organise technical parameters, skin safety and non-medical aesthetic use into a reviewable product dossier.
View Project MethodComplex devices should not enter a full submission process before sufficient information is available. Our staged approach provides a clear conclusion at each key decision point.
Confirm whether the available product information supports an assessment, identify material gaps, and determine whether formal technical diagnosis is required.
Reduce ineffective communication and false startsDefine regulatory-status risks, adjustment directions, evidence needs, project duration, and the scope of subsequent work for management decision-making.
Proceed based on a clear conclusionOnce the route is viable, proceed with product reconstruction, verification, classification, and market-consistency management.
Invest only in an executable pathFees depend on the technology, dossier completeness, product redesign, verification needs, importing entity, and submission level. Fees reflect professional judgment, product reconstruction, evidence development, and long-cycle project management—not document count. Scope, deliverables, and payment milestones are confirmed before formal engagement.
China compliance for imported devices is a priority practice. Domestic projects proceed in stages from path diagnosis and product reconstruction to classification.
Assess intended purpose, mechanism, output parameters, body contact and use setting to identify the conditions for a medical-device or non-medical pathway.
View Service Scope Core ServiceCreate a genuine and executable product version by aligning the name, intended purpose, function set, output parameters, instructions, risk controls and evidence system.
View Service Scope Submission ManagementBuild a classification-determination dossier around product purpose, mechanism, parameters, risks and verification evidence, and support supplementary submissions and project communication.
View Service Scope Ongoing ManagementContinuously review instructions, e-commerce pages, distribution materials, training scripts and product updates to keep the actual product, determination dossier and market claims aligned.
View Service Scope Priority Service International BusinessSupport China regulatory-status assessment for imported beauty devices, EU MDR Annex XVI boundary assessment, preliminary US low-risk wellness positioning and multi-market product definition.
View Service ScopeWe place intended purpose, mechanism of action, technical parameters, risk controls, verification, and commercial operation within one coherent logic. Any inconsistency becomes a future project risk.
Our project work currently covers imported and domestic microcurrent devices, ultrasound and ion-air technologies, while continuing to develop evidence methods for radiofrequency, light-based, delivery and combination devices.
Address the relationship among RF output, skin temperature rise, mechanism, use setting and medical-style claims.
Align product parameters and intended purpose for microcurrent, pulsed-current, muscle-stimulation and skin-care applications.
Address product-definition issues involving ultrasound frequency, intensity, coupling media, delivery purposes and tissue effects.
Address energy, temperature rise, skin response and intended-purpose boundaries for LED, broad-spectrum and other light-based beauty devices.
Assess the actual action and regulatory pathway of delivery devices using electrical pulses, pneumatic jets, consumable liquids and skin contact.
Systematically assess multifunction devices combining RF, microcurrent, ultrasound, light, heating/cooling, vacuum and vibration.
Translate regulatory changes, product mechanisms, and project experience into clear information for project initiation, redesign, budgeting, and market-entry decisions.