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ISO 18666

Traditional Chinese medicine - General requirements of moxibustion devices

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Organization: ISO
Publication Date: 1 November 2015
Status: active
Page Count: 18
ICS Code (Other medical equipment): 11.040.99
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This International Standard specifies the general requirements for configuration, materials, performance and safety requirements of moxibustion devices.

It also specifies the minimum requirements for moxibustion materials used in moxibustion devices. It is applicable across a wide range of moxibustion devices that uses moxa floss as the main combustion material and can remain on or over the body throughout the moxibustion process. It is applicable to moxibustion devices for both single and repeated usage.

This International Standard does not apply to devices that imitate moxibustion, such as electromoxibustion and infrared moxibustion devices that do not involve the use of moxa floss. It also does not apply to moxa floss used in direct moxibustion

Document History

November 1, 2021
Traditional Chinese medicine — General requirements of moxibustion devices
This document specifies the general requirements for configuration, materials, performance and safety requirements of moxibustion devices. It also specifies the minimum requirements for moxibustion...
ISO 18666
November 1, 2015
Traditional Chinese medicine - General requirements of moxibustion devices
This International Standard specifies the general requirements for configuration, materials, performance and safety requirements of moxibustion devices. It also specifies the minimum requirements...

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