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Graphic Controls Acquisition Corp.dba Nissha Medical Technologies: FDA-registered device maker in Buffalo, NY, United States, 11 510(k) clearances and 1 PMA approval

Graphic Controls Acquisition Corp.dba Nissha Medical Technologies is registered with the FDA (registration 1317188) in Buffalo, NY, United States. It lists 14 device types. The FDA files 11 510(k) clearances and 1 PMA approval under its listings, the newest dated June 23, 2023. 6 recall events name it as the recalling firm (1 Class I). Registered through 2026. FDA data exported November 2, 2026.

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FDA registration number
1317188
Address
400 Exchange St, Buffalo, NY, United States, 14204
Owner or operator
Nissha Medical Technologies (9106359)
Roles
Complaint file establishment, Contract manufacturer, Manufacturer, Manufacturer for export, Repackager or relabeler, Specification developer
First device listed
December 7, 2012
Registered through
2026
Brand names listed
1410500 Adult Solid Gel Tape Electrode, BluFlex, ClearScan, EMS Electrodes, Graphic Controls Ultra Film, Guardian, HEART SYNC PEDIATRIC, MODEL PED-100, Heartsync Multifunction Disposable Single-Use AED Defibrillator Pads and more

Devices it lists

DeviceProduct codeClassRoleSource
Automated External Defibrillators (Non-Wearable)MKJ3Complaint file establishment, Manufacturer for export, Specification developeraccessdata.fda.gov
Cannula, SinusKAM1Repackager or relabeleraccessdata.fda.gov
Computer, Diagnostic, ProgrammableDQK2Contract manufactureraccessdata.fda.gov
Dc-Defibrillator, Low-Energy, (Including Paddles)LDD2Specification developeraccessdata.fda.gov
Electrode, CutaneousGXY2Contract manufacturer, Manufactureraccessdata.fda.gov
Electrode, ElectrocardiographDRX2Contract manufacturer, Manufacturer, Specification developeraccessdata.fda.gov
Equipment, Laboratory, General Purpose, Labeled Or Promoted For A Specific Medical UseLXG1Contract manufactureraccessdata.fda.gov
Piston Syringe LeverQBL2Contract manufactureraccessdata.fda.gov
Plethysmograph, ImpedanceDSB2Contract manufactureraccessdata.fda.gov
Prosthesis, Nose, InternalFZE2Repackager or relabeleraccessdata.fda.gov
Stimulator, Electrical, Evoked ResponseGWF2Contract manufactureraccessdata.fda.gov
System, Digital Image Communications, RadiologicalLMD1Repackager or relabeleraccessdata.fda.gov
Tube, TympanostomyETD2Repackager or relabeleraccessdata.fda.gov
Warmer, Infant RadiantFMT2Manufactureraccessdata.fda.gov

510(k) clearances

The 510(k) numbers this establishment lists, with the FDA decision on each. The applicant is the company that holds the clearance.

Decided510(k) numberDeviceProduct codeDecisionApplicantSource
September 24, 2008K081442HEART SYNC PEDIATRIC, MODEL PED-100LDDSubstantially EquivalentHeart Sync, LLCaccessdata.fda.gov
March 3, 2003K021537MULTIPURPOSE NEUROPLUS ELECTRODE, MODEL A10005GXYSubstantially EquivalentVermont Medical, Inc.accessdata.fda.gov
May 3, 2001K010638NEUROPLUS, MODEL A10040, A10041, A10042, A10043GXYSubstantially EquivalentVermont Medical, Inc.accessdata.fda.gov
June 19, 2000K000801PC COATED FLUOROPLASTIC VENT TUBESETDSubstantially EquivalentGyrus Ent LLCaccessdata.fda.gov
August 26, 1999K992222FLUOROPLASTIC VENTILATION TUBESETDSubstantially EquivalentGyrus Ent LLCaccessdata.fda.gov
February 26, 1996K960477VENTILATION TUBESETDSubstantially EquivalentSmith & Nephew, Inc.accessdata.fda.gov
July 26, 1993K932166SILICONE TYMPANOSTOMY TUBESETDSubstantially EquivalentSmith & Nephew Richards, Inc.accessdata.fda.gov
June 8, 1992K915831THERMAL PROBE COVERFMTSubstantially EquivalentVermont Medical, Inc.accessdata.fda.gov
March 2, 1982K820362REUTER BOBBIN VENTILA. TUBE-TITANIUMETDSubstantially EquivalentRichard'S Medical Equip., Inc.accessdata.fda.gov
September 27, 1978K781574PLASTI-PORE SEPTAL BUTTONFZESubstantially EquivalentRichard'S Medical Equip., Inc.accessdata.fda.gov
September 21, 1976K760438SPOON-BOBBIN DRAIN TUBE W/ WIRE, OTOLOGYETDSubstantially EquivalentRichard'S Medical Equip., Inc.accessdata.fda.gov

PMA approvals

Premarket approvals this establishment lists, with the supplements the FDA has decided since.

ApprovedPMA numberDeviceProduct codeSupplementsLatest decisionSource
June 23, 2023P200007HeartSync Multifunction Disposable Single-Use AED Defibrillator PadsMKJ2December 19, 2025accessdata.fda.gov

Recalls

Recall events where this establishment is the recalling firm, matched on its FEI.

InitiatedEventClassStatusProductReasonSource
March 15, 202289810Class IITerminatedCLARAVUE Pre-wired Electrode IP-SET N3 - PEDIATRIC-US Model: 32028776 50401-USInstructions for Use (IFU) (Instructions for Use) indicate compliance with ANSI/AAMI EC53:2013/(R)2020 ECG trunk cables and patient leadwires. Section 5.3.9 of the standard requires the device to withstand, without breakdown, an application of, 5,000 V d.c. when used with a defibrillator at a voltage above its maximum threshold, Claravue does not meet the spaccessdata.fda.gov
November 11, 201469875Class ITerminatedADULT Radiotransparent Electrode, Part number C100-PHILIPS, Rx ONLY, For use with Philips HeartStart AED "Comparable to Philips Medical HeartStart Electrodes Plug Style Connector", Intended for use during defibrillation,Heart Sync Multi-function defibrillation electrodes will not connect with Philips FR3 or FRx AED units. The FRx AED unit requires the pads to be pre-connected, and will issue a continuous alarm chirp to alert the user that the proper pads are not connected to the unit prior to use. The FR3, however, does not require pre-connection and the user may not discovaccessdata.fda.gov
April 26, 201365085Class IITerminatedHeart Sync C100-Physio Radiotransparent Defibrillation Electrodes Monophasic or biphasic compatible pacing/ cardioversion Defibrillation /ECG Monitoring electrodes Used in connection with a defibrillator to deliver an elOn 4/18/13 HEARTSYNC became aware of a recall from their wire/connector sub-assembly supplier which is used in the C100-Physio Electrodes. There were reports of equipment damage due to misalignment from tooling installed in August 2012. The result of this damage could render the device incapable of delivering the appropriate energy or shock to the patient.accessdata.fda.gov
February 8, 201158052Not yet classifiedTerminatedHealthPort BioAnologics Patient Electrode Sensor Test Kit, Part # SEN-0025-0, 25 kits/carton Each kit contains 100 tab electrodes and 26 alcohol pads. The electrodes are used to measure bodyfat analysis. The alcohol padsVermed kits contain a product component (Triad Alcohol Prep Pads) recalled due to potential Bacillus cereus contamination.accessdata.fda.gov
December 17, 201057736Not yet classifiedTerminatedMedstorm Adult Radiolucent Electrode Philips Medical, Part #16250, HeartSync Ann Arbor, MI. The Adult Radiolucent Multifunction Tin Electrodes are indicated for use in external pacing, defibrillation and monitoring appliThe seal on the electrode pouch may be open, exposing the electrode to the outside environment. The package does have a caution statement that states, " Do not open package until immediately prior to using electrodes. and Electrodes may dry out when removed from packaging and exposed to air.accessdata.fda.gov
December 5, 200857815Not yet classifiedTerminatedMedstorm Adult Radiolucent Leads-Out Electrode - Physio-Control, Part 16242. Indicated for use in external pacing, defibrillation and monitoring applications as a non-sterile, disposable device for single patient use onlThe "leads out" connector had bent pins which would not allow connection to the Medtronic Physio Control Defibrillator cable during a product demonstration.accessdata.fda.gov

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Updated December 19, 2025. Read from openFDA bulk downloads (device registration and listing, 510(k), PMA, recall and enforcement files). CC0 1.0, public domain (openFDA terms of service). The files are joined on FDA identifiers: the 510(k) and PMA numbers a registration lists, and the recalling firm's FEI for recalls. Recall class comes from the FDA enforcement report. The FDA states that openFDA data is unvalidated and is not for decisions about medical care. Free to reuse with credit to SpecStream under CC BY 4.0. Spot a wrong value? Write to [email protected] with the link to this page.