
Feature|Videos|October 21, 2025
How Hospitals Can Identify and Confirm Regulatory Status for UV Devices
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Our panelists explain how hospitals treat whole-room UV systems as medical devices rather than EPA “pesticidal devices.” EPA covers consumer/nonclinical disinfection tools; anything marketed for reducing pathogens in healthcare spaces must be FDA-cleared (De Novo or 510(k)). Before buying, the panelists suggest asking vendors for their FDA clearance number and verifying it in the FDA’s
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