Transparency and integrity
Clear, honest communication on every regulatory question. We document every decision we make on your behalf, so your UK file is always audit-ready.
UK Responsible Person
If you manufacture medical devices outside the UK, the law requires a UK Responsible Person to put them on the Great Britain market. Medenico takes that role end to end: MHRA registration, vigilance, labelling review and post-market surveillance, handled by one accountable UK team.
Do you need a UKRP?
Under the UK Medical Devices Regulations 2002, any manufacturer established overseas must appoint a single UK Responsible Person to register its devices and act for it before the MHRA. It applies across Class I, IIa, IIb, III and IVDs, whether your devices are CE or UKCA marked.
You need a UKRP if:
CE-marked devices remain accepted on the Great Britain market until 30 June 2030 at the latest, and the MHRA is consulting on recognising CE marking indefinitely. The UKRP obligation, however, applies today.
Why Medenico
Clear, honest communication on every regulatory question. We document every decision we make on your behalf, so your UK file is always audit-ready.
From initial MHRA registration through ongoing post-market surveillance, we manage the full regulatory lifecycle. One accountable team, one paper trail.
As your registered UKRP, we are your interface with the MHRA. We field correspondence, file submissions and route Competent Authority queries on your behalf.
What we cover
We register your devices with the MHRA, ensuring documentation is accurate, complete and submitted on time. All risk classes — Class I, IIa, IIb and III — and IVDs.
We verify your devices meet UK requirements and assist with declarations of conformity and appropriate CE or UKCA marking, working with your notified body where applicable.
We hold a copy of your technical file at our UK address and make it available to the MHRA on request, keeping you continuously compliant with UKRP record-keeping requirements.
We monitor incidents involving your devices, report them to the MHRA within applicable deadlines, and assist with field safety corrective actions to protect patients and your market position.
We ensure device labelling, outer packaging and instructions for use carry our name and UK address as required, and review them against UK regulatory expectations pre-launch.
We support your ongoing surveillance activities, helping you address trends and issues that arise during the device lifecycle and feeding back into your technical documentation.
How onboarding works
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Tell us your devices, their risk classes and what documentation you hold. We send a fixed quotation, usually within one working day, so you know the cost up front.
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We issue the contract that appoints Medenico as your sole and exclusive UK Responsible Person. Typically signed within three to five working days.
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We register your devices with the MHRA against the agreed scope. Registrations are commonly live within two to four weeks of submission.
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We hold your technical file, handle vigilance and post-market surveillance, and act as your UK point of contact for as long as your devices are on the market.
Most manufacturers are fully onboarded within four to eight weeks of providing their documentation. We tell you what we need up front, so nothing stalls.
Fees
We price every UKRP engagement up front against a published schedule, so you know the full cost before you commit. There are three parts.
A single onboarding fee per manufacturer, covering the Letter of Designation and your initial MHRA registration.
A fixed yearly fee per manufacturer for holding the UKRP role, tiered by the highest device class in your portfolio.
The Government registration charge, billed at cost with no mark-up. Pro-rated in your first year.
Ad-hoc work — vigilance events, additional device registrations, labelling and IFU review — is quoted up front against the same schedule. All fees exclude VAT.
FAQ
Partner with Medenico
Tell us your devices and their risk classes and we will send a fixed quotation, usually within one working day. No obligation, and no charge for the conversation.
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