Quantify Your Regulatory Exposure
In Class III manufacturing, time is not just money. It is market share. Use this forensic tool to calculate your daily burn rate.
Calculations based on 2026 FDA/MDR average delay metrics and Class III clinical overhead benchmarks.
01. The "Erosion" Multiplier
Why do we apply a 1.8x risk multiplier to Class III devices? Because the cost of delay is not just operational burn (salaries, rent); it is Market Share Erosion. Industry data confirms that a product launching 6 months late can suffer a 33% reduction in 5-year profitability, compared to just 4% for a 50% budget overrun. In the MedTech "Winner-Takes-All" landscape, second place is often the first loser.
02. The 2026 QMSR Traffic Jam
The "Daily Cost" calculation assumes a standard regulatory environment. However, the Feb 2026 QMSR Transition has created a historic backlog. Notified Bodies and FDA reviewers are currently rejecting submissions for minor "Narrative Disconnects" at a record rate. Every "Day of Inaction" currently carries a higher probability of becoming a month of remediation. Speed is your only hedge against this volatility.
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