Warning issued over FSM advertising in a webinar!

Dealing with advertising relating to FSM (frequency-specific microcurrent therapy) and what you need to bear in mind as an operator of microcurrent devices in your practice.

Disclaimer and important note regarding this article and the webinar:

This webinar and this post do not constitute legal advice and are not intended to provide legal advice! For legal queries, please always consult a solicitor!

This webinar (one hour packed with information) covers advertising, the HWG (German Law on the Advertising of Medicinal Products), the UWG (Unfair Competition Act), the MPBetreibV (Medical Devices Operator Regulation) and why warning letters aren’t actually such a bad thing!

Seminar content:

Why are claims regarding the effects of microcurrent, FSM, frequency therapy, etc. subject to warning letters in the first place?
What legal grounds are used for such warning letters?
What does good advertising or statements about microcurrent therapy actually look like?
Why are warning letters often not such a bad thing when viewed from the right perspective?
Using FSM devices and microcurrent devices as a practitioner in your practice:
- Who is actually considered an operator?
- Who is a user?
Using wellness devices in a medical practice – is that even possible?
MPBetreibV – the Medical Devices Operator Regulation
Medical Devices Register
STK – Safety inspections
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