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I don't think powered wheelchairs should be Class II, but we should be a bit kinder to the FDA. The FDA is not comparing no mobility and simply an inoperable d
by icegreentea2 2y ago
I don't think powered wheelchairs should be Class II, but we should be a bit kinder to the FDA.
The FDA is not comparing no mobility and simply an inoperable device, the FDA is comparing no mobility vs the possible outcomes of an malfunctioning device. Like perhaps what happens if the throttle gets stuck on forward.
- readyman 2y agoThe FDA serves many compromised purposes that, in sum, prioritize the interests of the capitalists who predominately control it. The same can be said for the entire US government.
- wolverine876 2y agoEveryone keeps repeating it, but could you give evidence of that happening? Who are the commissioners? What about the staff?
- readyman 2y agoThe rich keep getting richer faster at the expense of everyone else.
- wolverine876 2y agoThat could have many causes. What evidence connects it to regulations? Usually, regulation limits excesses and can keep markets more open.
- throwaway173738 2y agoI can assure you that the FDA does no such thing, as I have been through a very difficult 510k at a previous employer.