With the release of a new standard for Luer connectors, many medical device manufacturers are now striving to achieve compliance with both new and legacy connectors.
With that in mind, STERIS has prepared a short white paper outlining the most important requirements to adhere to for achieving compliance with ISO 80369-7, which you can download here:
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