Evidence
Quality & Compliance — the company behind the quote
Most sourcing pages describe capability. This one lists what is verifiable today, says plainly which certificates sit with the factory rather than with us, and names the claims we will not make. Where we cannot show you a document, we do not imply that we can.
Company identity
| Item | Detail |
|---|---|
| Trading name | China Med Supply |
| Established | 2005 |
| Address | 10th Floor, Alpha Building Lucheng District, Wenzhou Zhejiang 325000, P.R. China |
| Telephone | +86 133 3690 2098 |
| Terry@chinamedsupply.com | |
| Also on |
About the registered-entity paperwork. The business licence, the registered company name and the registration number are contracting documents, so they travel with the contract or tender pack rather than sitting on an open page — publishing a full registration number mainly helps people who want to impersonate a supplier. Ask for the pack and you get them together with the bank details and the signatory on our side.
Certificates, and whose name is on them
| Document | Held by | What you get from us |
|---|---|---|
| ISO 13485:2016 | Partner factory | Redacted certificate and its scope page, sent per project |
| CE marking | Brand owner, per model | Confirmed only where a signed DoC exists for that model |
| FDA establishment registration | Partner factory | Registration number on request. Registration is not a device clearance. |
| Test reports | Third-party laboratory | Per model, against the standard named in the quote |
| Certificate of Analysis | Factory QC | With each batch, against the release specification |
Read the middle column before the first column. ISO 13485 is a factory certificate: it is issued to the manufacturer whose quality system was audited, not to the trading company that places the order. A supplier who quotes an ISO 13485 number without telling you whose name is on it has told you very little. Ours is named in the table, and the redacted certificate goes out with the quote so you can read the holder and the scope for yourself.
How a factory gets onto a quote
Before the price
We check that the factory's ISO 13485 certificate is in date and that its scope actually covers the product being quoted. A certificate that covers gloves tells you nothing about a wheelchair.
Against the standard, not the brochure
The test report has to name the standard the buyer's market requires — EN 14683, ISO 81060-2, ISO 7176, EN 455 — for the model being shipped, not for a sister model.
At the batch
Consumables leave with a Certificate of Analysis against the release specification. If a lot fails it, the CoA is not issued and the goods do not ship.
Before the goods move
Labels, IFU language and the DoC route are settled before production, because a missing DoC discovered at the port is a shipment, not a delay.
What we will not claim
Two things you can do without asking us
1 · Query the certificate yourself
When the redacted copy arrives, take the number and the certification body printed on it and search that body's own register. You are checking the body's record, not our word for it.
2 · Call the number on this page
The phone and the address are the ones on the letterhead and on the shipping documents. If a quote ever arrives from a different address, it did not come from us.
Document and compliance questions
Terry
Terry@chinamedsupply.com · +86 133 3690 2098 · English · Chinese
Certificate copies, test reports and technical files go out from this address, not from a generic sales inbox. Replies within one business day.
Page last updated 2026-11-12.
