Freyr  Swiss Authorized Representative (CH-REP)Services for Foreign Manufacturers

Are you a foreign manufacturer exporting devices to Switzerland? Looking for a  Swiss Authorized Representative (CH-REP)?
Freyr is a trusted Swiss AR service partner for global device manufacturers.

Freyr Swiss Authorized Representative (CH-REP)? services include:

  • Representing your device in Switzerland
  • Liaising with Swissmedic on your behalf
  • Registration of your devices with Swissmedic
  • 30 minutes pre-purchase free consultation
  • Review of technical file for Swissmedic compliance
  • Freyr name on labeling
Swiss authorised representative (CH-REP) Services

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Quarterly reports on CH-REP services

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Qualified PRRC acting as your CH-REP

Discounted pricing on multi-year and multi-product contracts

 

Why Freyr?

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CH-REP entity

Registered with the Swissmedic

Reliable partner for Europe region

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Frequently Asked Questions

The Swissmedic’s Medical Device Ordinance (MedDO) and In Vitro Diagnostic Devices (IvDO) requires all foreign (non-Swiss) device manufacturers to appoint a Swiss Authorized Representative (Swiss AR) to place device products on the Switzerland market. The Swiss AR must represent a foreign manufacturer concerning the responsibilities specified in MedDO/IvDO.
Switzerland has revised its Therapeutic Products Act (TPA), Medical Device Ordinance (MedDO), and In Vitro Diagnostic Devices Ordinance (IvDO) and aligned them with the European Medical Device Regulation (MDR), establishing legal equality with the EU MDR & IVDR. According to article 51 of the Medical Device Ordinance and article 44 of the In Vitro Diagnostic Devices (IvDO), a foreign manufacturer can only place their products on the Swiss market when they have delegated a person based in Switzerland as its Authorized Representative (Swiss AR).
A Swiss AR must be a natural or legal person based in Switzerland and must have received and accepted a written mandate from the manufacturer.
Foreign manufacturers may choose to designate multiple Swiss ARs for their device portfolio. However, there shall be only one Swiss AR for all devices of the same generic device group, and for different generic groups, multiple Swiss ARs can be appointed.
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