Variance Approval Letter for Shane Parker
Summary
FDA CDRH issued a variance approval letter to Shane Parker under docket FDA-2025-V-5013. The variance grants an exception or deviation from standard CDRH regulatory requirements for a specific medical device matter. The approval letter (redacted version available) represents a binding regulatory determination by FDA.
What changed
FDA CDRH approved a variance request from Shane Parker, granting regulatory relief from standard CDRH requirements under docket FDA-2025-V-5013. The variance represents a formal exemption or deviation from applicable medical device regulations.\n\nAffected parties should review the variance terms to understand any conditions, limitations, or reporting requirements imposed. While the variance is binding on the recipient, it does not create new obligations for other entities in the medical device industry. Entities with similar regulatory needs should consult FDA's variance procedures for potential separate applications.
What to do next
- Review the redacted variance approval letter for specific terms and conditions
- Assess whether the variance affects any ongoing medical device compliance obligations
- Monitor for any amended or additional variance conditions
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Variance Approval Letter from FDA CDRH to Shane Parker
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