Summary
Device records list an InkWell large left knee temporary tattoo under skin-marker product code FZZ and mark that component exempt from premarket submission. It identifies InkWell Health Ltd as labeler and report commercial distribution. This device-identification record is not FDA clearance of the complete monitoring system. [1]
No matching published 510(k), De Novo grant or PMA was found in the named searches. The precise U.S. regulatory basis for the application, algorithms and combined system remains unresolved. The app listingβs developer-supplied medical-device disclosure and owner/operator number do not resolve that question. [1][2]
The manufacturer IFU describes physician monitoring of qualitative changes in swelling, range of motion and temperature. It warns against applying tattoos to broken skin or unhealed incisions and notes that skin conditions or existing tattoos can impair detection and calculations. A temperature sticker is used for temperature entries; the system is not described here as a standalone diagnostic replacement. [16]
Recovery-monitoring and clinical-workflow descriptions are attributed product claims. Neither an exempt skin-marker record nor RTM billing codes establishes that the system diagnoses infection, prevents complications or guarantees reimbursement. [12][15]
Published FDA searches under the company and selected product names found no relevant original PMA approvals, De Novo grants or recall events. Unrelated name matches are excluded. [8][6][7][9]