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ISO 17665 Validation of Sterilization Instructions

In the Instruction for Users (IFU), supplied with reusable medical devices or medical devices to be sterilized by the user, there should be a validated instruction for sterilization. We can validate the sterilization of your product, according to EN ISO 17665:2024.


This service is also relevant in: Metrology, Risk and security

Service details

Service
ISO 17665 Validation of Sterilization Instructions
Delivery level
Non-accredited
Price
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Preparations

The customer prepares the test items unless otherwise agreed


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Purpose

Contribute to healthcare safety by providing clear and validated instructions for sterilization.

Fulfill requirements in MDR.

Method

Sterilization validation is performed by showing a sterility assurance level (SAL) of 10-6 using, for the method most resistant organism, Geobacillus stearothermophilus, at a concentration enough to show a sterility assurance level (SAL) of minimum 10-6. Inoculated devices are packed according to the instructions and processed with moist heat following the partial cycle approach i.e. a shorter time than stated in the instructions is used. Potential surviving spores on the devices are incubated in growth medium and evaluated for turbidity according to ISO 11737-2.

We can also evaluate that the drying time after sterilisation is enough, to ensure safe storage of the product. RISE provides a Systec DX-90, validated according to ISO 17665 with external temperature probes.

We can also validate the instructions for cleaning and disinfection according to ISO 17664-1/2, ISO 15883-5 and ANSI/AAMI ST98: Validation of instructions and processes for cleaning and disinfection of medical devices | RISE

Deliveries

Methods and results are presented in a written report.