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Lunette Menstrual Cup FDA 510(k) Record K091754

What FDA’s K091754 record lists for Lunette Menstrual Cup Models 1 and 2, including classification, product code and decision date.

Quick answer

FDA’s database identifies K091754 as a record for LUNETTE MENSTRUAL CUP, Models 1 and 2. The entry lists the device classification and a substantial-equivalence decision.

FDA record summary

Record field FDA entry
510(k) number K091754
Device name LUNETTE MENSTRUAL CUP, Models 1 and 2
Classification name Cup, menstrual
Regulation number 21 CFR 884.5400
Product code HHE
Decision date November 13, 2009
Decision Substantially Equivalent (SESE)

The entry identifies a specific device name and model pair. Read the record and the maker’s current product documentation together when identifying a product.

Product record checklist

  1. Compare the product name and model with the FDA entry.
  2. Confirm that the packaging uses the same brand and model identifiers.
  3. Read the linked FDA summary for the submitted device description.
  4. Do not treat a database match as a personal recommendation.
  5. Ask your doctor about menstrual-product questions or symptoms.

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Common questions

What product does FDA K091754 identify?

It names LUNETTE MENSTRUAL CUP, Models 1 and 2, and classifies it as a menstrual cup.

What is the product code?

The FDA record lists HHE.

Can the record answer a personal health question?

No. For personal questions about menstrual products or symptoms, speak with your doctor.