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Ronco possesses Health Canada Medical Device Licenses for all of our examination grade disposable gloves. These can be viewed by choosing the product and looking under the “Compliance” tab.
In addition, Ronco has a Medical Device Establishment License and is also ISO 13485 / MDSAP certified.

Ronco has attained ISO 9001:2015 as well as ISO 13485:2016 / MDSAP certifications.

Ronco has attained ISO 9001:2015 as well as ISO 13485:2016 / MDSAP certifications.

In 2020 when the Covid pandemic started, the Government of Canada provided authorization to some products through an interim order. The Government of Canada website lists only the products and companies that were authorized through this interim order.
RONCO has a Medical Device Establishment License and we do not need an interim order for Class 1 or 2 medical devices. You can check our Medical Device Establishment License by clicking on the link below. Both our head office and manufacturing facility are listed under the Medical Device Establishment License.
http://ca.en.safety.ronco.ca/about-us/6/certifications.html

In 2020 when the Covid pandemic started, the Government of Canada provided authorization to some products through an interim order. The Government of Canada website lists only the products and companies that were authorized through this interim order.
RONCO has a Medical Device Establishment License and we do not need an interim order for Class 1 or 2 medical devices. You can check our Medical Device Establishment License by clicking on the link below. Both our head office and manufacturing facility are listed under the Medical Device Establishment License.
http://ca.en.safety.ronco.ca/about-us/6/certifications.html

All masks have an expiry date of 5 years from the date of manufacture. Our 3 ply pleated masks have the manufacture date printed on the box; while the N95 have both the manufacture and expiry date printed on the back of the box.

All masks have an expiry date of 5 years from the date of manufacture. Our 3 ply pleated masks have the manufacture date printed on the box; while the N95 have both the manufacture and expiry date printed on the back of the box.