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Prepare and submit cosmetic notification forms online for your new products, ensuring compliance with the statutory requirement to notify within 10 days of first sale.
Provide compliance review services for product formulations and labeling to ensure regulatory adherence. Assist with adverse event reports and documentation related to product recalls.
Act as your designated responsible party in Canada, handling all official communications with Health Canada, including responding to inquiries, managing inspections, and submitting required documents.
Evaluate whether your product is classified as a cosmetic, or potentially as a drug or natural health product, and provide guidance on the appropriate compliance pathway.
Submit consistency change notifications when product information, such as formulation or name, is updated, ensuring ongoing regulatory compliance.
Includes annual updates of establishment registration and product listings to ensure ongoing regulatory compliance.
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よくある質問
Who is responsible for submitting a cosmetic notification?
The designated responsible party can be the manufacturer or importer, and the notification must include a contact located in Canada.
What information is required for submission?
Product brand name, function, dosage form, intended use area, full ingredient list with concentrations, label drafts, and company/contact details.
When should the notification be submitted?
Complete the online Cosmetic Notification Form and submit it to Health Canada within 10 days of the product’s first sale in Canada.
Can products be marketed immediately after submission?
Yes, approval from Health Canada is not required prior to marketing. However, the product must comply with all regulatory requirements.
What if Health Canada conducts a follow-up review?
Health Canada may request additional information or corrective actions, which will be handled through the designated responsible party.