Important Notes

• Mandatory State Registration: All medical devices must undergo compulsory state registration with the Center for Standardization of Medicines and Medical Devices under the Ministry of Health, obtaining a Registration Certificate before import and sale.
• Local Authorized Representative: Foreign manufacturers must appoint a local Uzbek company (typically the importer) as the authorized representative to submit registration, prepare technical documentation, and assume product liability.
• Technical Documentation & Local Testing: Complete technical documentation in Russian or Uzbek is required. Most medical devices (especially Class II/III) must undergo mandatory local quality control and safety testing in accredited Uzbek laboratories.
• Price Registration & Control: All registered medical devices must be registered with the state pricing authority and are subject to government price control. Any subsequent price change requires re-approval.
• Labeling & Language: Product labels and instructions must be in Uzbek and/or Russian, containing full local representative info, registration number, production date, expiry date, and storage conditions.
• GMP Compliance Certificate: Registration of certain medical devices requires a GMP compliance certificate for the manufacturing site issued by a body recognized by the Uzbek Ministry of Health.