In this episode of LATAM MedTech Insights, we dive into one of the most critical and often misunderstood aspects of entering the Argentine medical device market: the role of the local registration holder. While ANMAT's requirement for a local representative seems straightforward, the legal implications of who you choose can have massive consequences for your business. We explore why appointing your commercial distributor as your registration holder can be a high-risk strategy. This episode uncovers how this common practice can lead to a complete loss of market access, forcing companies to restart the costly and time-consuming registration process from zero. We detail the strategic advantages of separating your regulatory representation from your commercial partnerships to ensure business continuity and protect your investment. **What You'll Learn:** - Why is ANMAT's requirement for a local registration holder more than just an administrative step? - What are the hidden risks of appointing your distributor as your registration holder in Argentina? - Who legally owns your medical device registration in Argentina, and why does it matter? - If you split with your local partner, what happens to your hard-won market approval? - How can an independent representative provide business continuity and control over your assets? - Is this registration ownership model unique to Argentina, or is it a common theme in LATAM? - What key criteria should you use when selecting a local registration holder in Argentina? At Pure Global, we specialize in providing independent, expert local representation to safeguard your market access. We act as your registration holder across Latin America, ensuring you maintain full control over your assets while having the flexibility to build the best commercial strategy. Ready to secure and streamline your entry into Argentina? Contact us at [email protected] or visit https://pureglobal.com/ for a strategic consultation.