Substantial equivalence does not necessarily equate clearance, and your own information that you sent to a company that receives a substantial equivalence determination, 'Please be advised the FDA's issuance of a substantial equivalence determination does not mean that the FDA has made a determination that this complies with other requirements of the Act.'
Burgess emphasizes the distinction between substantial equivalence and compliance with FDA requirements.
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