Where medical disposables are made in India
- Gujarat (Ahmedabad region)
- India's largest medical device cluster: disposables, implants, diagnostics
- Telangana (Medical Devices Park, Sultanpur)
- Dedicated park for device makers near Hyderabad
- Andhra Pradesh (AP MedTech Zone, Visakhapatnam)
- Medical technology manufacturing zone
- Tamil Nadu
- Surgical cotton, gauze, bandages and dressings
What to put in your quote request
- Product, size or gauge, and material (PP, PVC-free, latex-free)
- Sterile or non-sterile, and sterilisation method (EO, gamma)
- Unit, inner and shipper packing with labelling and UDI if needed
- Shelf life and the market you are registering in
Add the quantity, destination country and whether you need samples first. Suppliers reply with price per unit, MOQ, lead time and Incoterm.
HS code and certifications
HS heading: 9018 (syringes, needles, catheters and other medical instruments), 3005 (gauze, bandages and dressings). Confirm the full tariff code for your country with your customs broker, then estimate duty with the landed cost calculator.
Certifications buyers often ask for
- ISO 13485 quality system
- CE marking under EU MDR, or US FDA registration and 510(k) where required
- CDSCO manufacturing licence in India
- Sterilisation validation and batch test reports
Need an independent check before shipment? Add pre-shipment inspection to your request.
Questions importers ask
Can Indian manufacturers supply under my brand?
Yes. Private-label supply is common, but the regulatory file for your market (CE or FDA) must list the legal manufacturer correctly; agree this before ordering.
Which documents should I ask for first?
ISO 13485 certificate, the CE certificate or FDA listing for the exact product, and a recent sterilisation and test report.
