
Navigate Post-Brexit Compliance with Confidence – Your Trusted Partner for UKCA Medical Device Certification
UKCA Certification of Medical Devices – Post-Brexit Compliance Made Simple
Since the UK’s departure from the European Union, the UK Conformity Assessed (UKCA) marking has become mandatory for medical devices placed on the market in England, Scotland, and Wales. UKCA certification replaces CE marking in the UK and is regulated by the Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA).
At Reghelps, we offer expert consulting support for UKCA certification—helping medical device manufacturers adapt to post-Brexit requirements efficiently. Whether you’re transitioning from CE, launching a new device, or need a UK Responsible Person (UKRP), our team ensures a smooth and compliant process aligned with UK MDR 2002.
UKCA Marking Provisions and Approved Bodies
The phrase “UKCA Mark” refers to any product conformity marking necessary to sell medical devices in the United Kingdom. Similarly, “Approved Body” encompasses additional appointment types such as Designated Body or Technical Assessment Body (TAB).
Conformity assessment by Notified bodies operating from the UK will no longer be recognised in the EU as of January 1, 2021, and certifications issued by such bodies will no longer be valid. As a result, existing notified Bodies in the United Kingdom will cease to exist and be replaced by UK Approved Bodies with the same scope, and they will carry out the same tasks but under UK MDR 2002.
UKCA Marking Consultants
The UKCA Compliance Consulting team from I3CGlobal has the sound knowledge, technical capability, and large headcount to start any project in no time. In addition, we have end-to-end solutions for compliance needs.
The following devices are exempted from using UKCA Mark
- Custom-made device
- Devices used exclusively for clinical investigation
- An in Vitro diagnostic device used for performance evaluation
- Non-compliant devices used on humanitarian grounds
UKCA Marking and related FAQ’s
After Brexit, UKCA replaced CE marking in Great Britain. Manufacturers must comply with MHRA rules to legally place devices on the UK market.
All medical devices sold in England, Scotland, and Wales must be UKCA certified unless CE marked under special transition rules (valid until mid-2028 for some devices)