When choosing a gynecological cleaning machine, do you need to check whether it has a certificate?

When choosing a gynecological cleaning machine, it is very important to check whether it has relevant medical device or product compliance certificates, as this is related to the safety, effectiveness, and health protection of the product after use. As a device that directly contacts the private parts of the human body, gynecological cleaning machines must undergo strict testing and certification in terms of materials, design, and functionality to ensure that they do not cause irritation, injury, or infection to users during use. A qualified gynecological cleaning machine should usually obtain a medical device registration certificate issued by the National Medical Products Administration (NMPA), or products sold abroad should comply with relevant international standards such as CE certification and FDA certification. These certificates represent that the product has passed multiple audits by authoritative institutions on its material quality, safety, electrical performance, disinfection system, and other aspects.

Products without compliance certification may have quality hazards in material selection, electrical safety, temperature control system, nozzle design, etc. For example, the use of low-quality plastics can easily release harmful chemicals, or unstable heating systems can cause excessive water temperature and burn the skin. Especially for some three no products or low-priced inferior equipment, they often have not been tested by professional institutions and do not have after-sales support, resulting in much higher usage risks than regular products.

Consumers should proactively request to check the registration certificate number, production license, product manual, and testing report of the product when making a purchase, and verify the authenticity of the certificate. If conditions permit, relevant numbers can be found on the official website of the National Medical Products Administration or the certification body. The instructions should also clearly indicate the scope of application, operating methods, contraindications, etc. of the equipment, to facilitate users to follow scientific nursing procedures in daily use.