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FDA Labels#
Lutathera
LUTETIUM LU 177 DOTATATE
NOON Cartessa Accelerate Program
ALLANTOIN, TITANIUM DIOXIDE, OCTOCRYLENE, AND AVOBENZONE
Beauty 360 Accelerated Wrinkle Repair Moisturizer
HOMOSALATE, OCTISALATE, AVOBENZONE, OCTOCRYLENE
Beauty 360 Accelerated Wrinkle Repair Moisturizer
HOMOSALATE, OCTISALATE, AVOBENZONE, OCTOCRYLENE
NDC#
Accel Hand Sanitizer
Hand Sanitizer
DailyMed#
79740-004 更新信息 Accel Hand Sanitizer
20240220
Accel CHG spray
20141226
Accel Kote
20131231
Accel Gold Kote
20131231
Accel Oxy
20131231
Accel Dip 500
20131231
Accel Dip 1000
20131231
Accel CHG Dip
20131227
Bath & Body Works, Inc.|Accel Inc. DailyMed label
2020-12-17
Bath & Body Works, Inc.|Accel Inc. DailyMed label
2020-12-17
Bath & Body Works, Inc.|Accel Inc. DailyMed label
2020-12-17
Bath & Body Works, Inc.|Accel Inc. DailyMed label
2020-12-17
Bath & Body Works, Inc.|Accel Inc. DailyMed label
2020-12-17
Bath & Body Works, Inc.|Accel Inc. DailyMed label
2020-12-17
Bath & Body Works, Inc.|Accel Inc. DailyMed label
2020-12-17
Bath & Body Works, Inc.|Accel Inc. DailyMed label
2020-12-17
Bath & Body Works, Inc.|Accel Inc. DailyMed label
2020-12-17
Bath & Body Works, Inc.|Accel Inc. DailyMed label
2020-12-17
Bath & Body Works, Inc.|Accel Inc. DailyMed label
2020-12-17
Bath & Body Works, Inc.|Accel Inc. DailyMed label
2020-12-17
Bath & Body Works, Inc.|Accel Inc. DailyMed label
2020-12-16
Bath & Body Works, Inc.|Accel Inc. DailyMed label
2020-08-06
Bath & Body Works, Inc.|Accel Inc. DailyMed label
2020-08-06
Bath & Body Works, Inc.|Accel Inc. DailyMed label
2020-08-06
Bath & Body Works, Inc.|Accel Inc. DailyMed label
2020-08-06
Bath & Body Works, Inc.|Accel Inc. DailyMed label
2020-08-06
Bath & Body Works, Inc.|Accel Inc. DailyMed label
2020-08-06
Bath & Body Works, Inc.|Accel Inc. DailyMed label
2020-08-06
Bath & Body Works, Inc.|Accel Inc. DailyMed label
2020-08-06
Bath & Body Works, Inc.|Accel Inc. DailyMed label
2020-08-06
Bath & Body Works, Inc.|Accel Inc. DailyMed label
2020-06-13
GMDN Terms#
Accelerator system table, non-powered
A non-electrical radiotherapy device that is a component of an accelerator system specifically designed to position and support a patient, typically supine, during therapeutic radiation treatments administered using a medical linear accelerator or non-linea...
Accelerator system table, powered
An electrically-powered and/or programmable radiotherapy device that is a component of an accelerator system specifically designed to position and support a patient, typically supine, during treatments administered using a medical linear accelerator or non-...
Accelerator system quality assurance device
An instrument specifically designed to be used to check the calibration and performance of linear and non-linear medical accelerator systems used for radiation therapy applications, for quality assurance (QA) purposes. It includes a variety of instruments u...
Automatic-aperture-control accelerator system collimator
A motorized, radiation beam-limiting device that is a component of a therapeutic accelerator system and composed of highly-attenuating materials or alloys [e.g., lead (Pb), tungsten (W)] with jaw or leaf positioning functions that are computer-controlled. M...
Stereotactic radiosurgery/radiation therapy linear accelerator system
A stationary assembly of computer-based devices designed to produce high-energy electrons to yield high-energy x-rays used to perform stereotactic radiosurgery (SRS) to treat brain, neck, or spinal cord tumours, and/or to perform stereotactic body radiation...
Accelerator system computer
A dedicated mainframe computer, personal computer (PC) or PC based platform and associated hardware, firmware, and operating system software used specifically to control and monitor the operation of a linear or non-linear medical accelerator system and asso...
Stereotactic radiosurgical invasive head frame
A device intended to be affixed to a patient's skull to enable precise localization of an area within the brain targeted for radiosurgical procedures (e.g., radiation treatment of a brain tumour). It is typically an assembly that includes a head ring or a h...
Manual brachytherapy source, permanent implant
A device that is a naturally-occurring, accelerator- or reactor-produced radioactive isotope and intended to be permanently implanted into the body in order to deliver curative or palliative radiotherapy treatments. It is typically placed in the body by mea...
Dental diode laser system
A mains electricity (AC-powered) device assembly in which input energy is used to excite a diode to emit a high-power therapeutic laser beam intended to cut, excise, vaporize, and coagulate oral tissues in various dental applications such as oral soft-tissu...
Non-organic haemostatic agent
A non-bioabsorbable device made of mineral and/or synthetic polymer components (e.g., smectite, potassium ferrate/hydrophilic polymer) intended for application to a bleeding external epithelial wound [i.e., skin wound or gastrointestinal (GI) mucosa wound] ...
Haematological concentrate system preparation kit, platelet concentration
A collection of devices designed to prepare platelet-rich plasma (PRP) or platelet-rich fibrin matrix (PRFM) from an autologous blood specimen for application to soft-tissue wounds and injured bone to accelerate healing and/or achieve haemostasis. It includ...
Red/infrared light phototherapy unit
An electrically-powered device designed to emit red light and infrared/near-infrared light for phototherapy primarily to accelerate healing of cutaneous/mucosal tissues and/or to treat musculoskeletal symptoms (e.g., pain, spasm, stiffness) through modifica...
Haematological concentrate system preparation kit, platelet concentration
A collection of sterile devices designed to prepare platelet-rich plasma (PRP) or platelet-rich fibrin matrix (PRFM) from an autologous blood specimen for application to soft-tissue wounds and injured bone to accelerate healing and/or achieve haemostasis. I...
Linear accelerator system
An assembly of devices designed to produce high-energy electrons to yield high-energy x-rays used for therapeutic applications, primarily to treat cancer. It provides a uniform radiation field of uniform intensity and predictable energy level, in a beam wit...
Manual brachytherapy system
An assembly of therapeutic, independent devices, manually brought together and intended to deliver a palliative or therapeutic radiation dose to an anatomical region from radionuclide sources. Medical personnel manually place multiple radioactive sources in...
Manual brachytherapy source, temporary placement
A device that is a naturally-occurring, accelerator- or reactor-produced radioactive isotope in a form that is intended for temporary placement in the body and removal after a specified treatment time. It is used in brachytherapy applications that require d...
Radionuclide source, quality assurance
A naturally occurring, accelerator produced, or reactor produced radioactive isotope used as a source of radiation in a variety of quality assurance (QA) tests, e.g., markers, daily constancy test, accuracy tests, linearity test, radiation detector operatio...
Red-light phototherapy unit, line-powered
A mains electricity (AC-powered) device designed to emit a low-level narrow-band (LLNB) red light in the visible and invisible wavelength around 600-940 nm, with the intent to modify cellular metabolism and/or improve blood flow through increased vasodilati...
Wearable multiple physiological parameter recorder, reusable
An electrically-powered wearable device (e.g., wristband, watch, finger probe, head-worn sensor) designed to continuously or intermittently measure and record multiple physiological parameters [e.g., heart rate, respiration rate, electrocardiogram (ECG), ha...
Inorganic haemostatic agent, sterile
A sterile, non-bioabsorbable device made of mineral and/or synthetic polymer components (e.g., smectite, potassium ferrate/hydrophilic polymer) intended for application to a bleeding external epithelial wound [i.e., skin wound or gastrointestinal (GI) mucos...
Physical therapy ultrasound system applicator
A hand-held component of a physical therapy ultrasound system that includes a transdcer designed to convert electric voltages into ultrasound energy [e.g., frequencies greater than 20 kilohertz (kHz)] and directs this energy into body tissues. The localized...
Electronic goniometer/kinesiology sensor
A small electronic device designed to be fastened to a body part (e.g., a patient worn goniometer-, accelerometer-, or gyroscope-sensor), or hand-held by a clinician (e.g., goniometer), to evaluate a patient’s range of motion/movement of individual joints/l...
Tooth-bleaching acceleration unit
A heat and/or light source intended to increase the oxidative effect of tooth bleachers (e.g., oxygen peroxide, carbamide peroxide, hydrogen peroxide) during tooth whitening dental procedures. It typically consists of a dedicated electromagnetic energy sour...
Red-light phototherapy unit, professional
An electrically-powered device designed to emit red light for phototherapy primarily to accelerate healing of cutaneous/mucosal wounds, treat mild skin disorders (e.g., mild acne), intraoral or nasal conditions, and/or treat musculoskeletal symptoms (e.g., ...
Self-cured dental restorative composite resin
A dental restorative material consisting of a blend of glass or ceramic particles dispersed in a synthetic, self-polymerizable, organic resin matrix that is typically used to fill dental cavities or restore damaged dental tissue. It is typically a two-paste...
X-ray image intensifier
A device that converts an x-ray image into a light image, then to an electronic image and finally back to a light-based image of diminished size and increased brightness. It consists of a large evacuated glass envelope with four basic parts: 1) an input pho...
Dry-heat sterilizer
A mains electricity (AC-powered) device designed for total elimination and/or inactivation of microorganisms from non-heat sensitive medical devices and related products using dry heat sterilization. It typically includes a treatment chamber with shelves wh...
Radiation therapy digital imager
An automated device that is typically mounted on the gantry of a linear accelerator and intended to produce digital images of x-rayed anatomical landmarks to guide radiation treatment (e.g., tracking/targeting tumours). The device may be a digital imaging p...
Radiation therapy treatment record/verify system
A dedicated information system comprising computers and software intended to reduce human error by monitoring linear accelerator parameters to verify that the proper radiotherapy treatment is being delivered, and to provide a permanent record. It permits a ...
Photoplethysmography/accelerometery recording sensor
An electrically-powered, wearable device (e.g., wristband, finger probe, head-worn sensor) designed to continuously measure and record: 1) photoplethysmography (PPG) data (e.g., pertaining to heart rate, respiration rate); and, 2) movement, during normal da...