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The current medical device regulations in the Philippines require companies to obtain a
Certificate of Product Registration (CPR) for products mentioned in the list of medical devices1
or a Certificate of Exemption (COE) prior to a device being imported and placed on the market
as well as a License to Operate (LTO)
In pursuant to FDA Circular No. 2014-003: Filing and Receiving of Registration, Licensing, and
other Applications using the Application Form the following are the steps of the LTO Processing:
https://ww2.fda.gov.ph/attachments/article/95819/Checklist%20Requirements%20COE%2020
18.pdf
3 https://www.formsphilippines.com/downloads/FDA/MDF/05.pdf
a. Contain details on how to identify, characterize, prevent, or minimize risk relating
to the products that the establishment is engaged with
b. Includes post-marketing surveillance activities and interventions to manage the
risk
5. Within 2 working days, a Document Tracking Log (DTL) is sent with a schedule for
submission
6. Payment of the appropriate filing fee
a. Fees are paid either at Land Bank branches or at the main FDA cashier