Friday, August 07, 2020 5:09:53 PM
Reading carefully the 'new information' posted earlier about AC5, it seems that ARTH is backing carefully away from absorbable hemostat claims and is positioning AC5 carefully as a sealant with potential light duty as a hemostat. Big difference in market opportunity between sealants and absorbable hemostats. In any case, both are Class III devices, so substantial development funds for a PMA would be required.
Very hard to buy the concept that ARTH has been "in negotiations protected by NDA" with potential distribution partners for 18+ months. Sometimes obtaining a 510(k) is not a bridge to anywhere special.
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