Femasys Inc. Secures MEDSAFE Approval for Innovative FemBloc Permanent Birth Control in New Zealand
Reuters
Sep 08
Femasys Inc. Secures MEDSAFE Approval for Innovative FemBloc Permanent Birth Control in New Zealand
Femasys Inc., a leading biomedical innovator, announced that it has secured regulatory approval from the New Zealand Medicines and Medical Devices Safety Authority (MEDSAFE) for its FemBloc Permanent Birth Control. This approval marks an important milestone in the company's global expansion strategy, further broadening its international market access following recent approvals in Europe and the UK. FemBloc is a revolutionary non-surgical permanent birth control solution that offers a safer and more cost-effective alternative to traditional surgical sterilization. This approval not only validates FemBloc's safety and effectiveness but also enables Femasys to provide this groundbreaking option to women in New Zealand, a key healthcare market in the Asia-Pacific region.
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