Products that monitor or assess a person’s medical condition and products for stimulating or training physiological and psychological functions. Included are, e.g. products used in medical treatment. Excluded are assistive products used exclusively by healthcare professionals. Devices that have a function other than training, but that can also be used for training should be included in the class covering its principal function. Orthoses and prostheses, see 06. Assistive products for seeing, see 22 03. Assistive products for hearing, see 22 06. Assistive products for vocational assessment and vocational training, see 28 27.

Assistive products for dosage, taking and handling pills and other non-liquid medicines. Included are, e.g. devices for suppositories. Assistive products for managing time, memory, and planning, see 22 28.

Devices with a trigger for introducing liquid medicines directly into the body through the skin

Devices with a plunger for introducing liquid medicines directly into the body through a needle inserted in the skin; each syringe is intended for single use only

Devices with a plunger for introducing liquid medicines directly into the body through a needle inserted in the skin; each syringe can be sterilized and re-used

Needles intended for single use only

Needles that can be sterilized and re-used and needles that can stay in the body for a long period of time

Devices attached to the body for the automatic administration of medicine (including nutrients) directly into the blood vessels. Included are, e.g. insulin pumps, feeding pumps, and accessories for parenteral (intravenous) feeding. Feeding systems for enteral feeding, see 15 09 30.

Intravenous drip systems for the administration of medicine.

Included are, e.g. devices for measuring liquid medicines, devices for handling injection needles and medicine packaging.