Pharmaceutical goods specified in note 4 to this chapter:
Part of: 30 — Pharmaceutical products
N224577 · 2012-08-09 — The tariff classification of cranioplastic and aneuroplastic repair kits from England.
You provided samples and descriptive literature for our review. Your two samples are being returned. The Cranioplastic Type 1 - Slow Set is a self-curing methyl methacrylate (MMA) resin for repairing cranial defects. The product consists of two complete sets of powder polymer (30g), liquid monomer (16.17g), plastic sleeve and booklet retail packed in a printed paperboard box. The powder and liquid are mixed in a sterile bowl, kneaded and shaped in the plastic sleeve, and then applied to the bone. The setting time is 14-20 minutes. The product is used by surgeons to bridge voids between…
b89080 · 1998-01-23 — The tariff classification of Dental Points from China
The samples submitted are gutta-percha points used for filling dental root canals and blanks used to make the points. The blanks are made in the United States and are in the shape of rods measuring in diameter 0.93mm and in lengths of 18mm, 22 3/4mm, 25mm, 26 1/2mm and 27 1/4mm respectively. Ormco purchases the blanks from a U.S. manufacturer and exports them to China where they are hand-rolled into cone-shaped points having the diameter of the original blank at the "shaft" end and tapered down to a point at the other end. The submitted finished points are approximately 5mm longer than the…
955266 · 1994-09-06 — "Hexabrix"; diagnostic imaging contrast medium; ioxaglic acid; 2924.29.4400; NAFTA; Article 509
, in which you request a written ruling on the classification under the Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States Annotated (HTSUSA) of a diagnostic imaging contrast medium patented under the name "Hexabrix", and preferential duty treatment under the North American Free Trade Implementation Act (Pub. L. 103-182, 107 Stat. 2057) (December 8, 1993), hereinafter "NAFTA". FACTS: Ioxaglic acid, made in France, is used in Canada to manufacture "Hexabrix". "Hexabrix" is a composite opacifying preparation and diagnostic reagent, not containing antisera or antigens, designed to be administered…
089373 · 1991-10-25 — Sterile and Non-Sterile Sutures, With or Without Needles; Of-Gut and Other Materials; GRI 1; 087660; 849025; 9018.90.80; Chapter Note 3, Chapter 30, Section VI; EN 30.06; EN 90.18; Nippon Kogasku (USA), Inc.; C.J. Tower & Sons; House Report No. 98-1015; Dorland's Illustrated Medical Dictionary; suture; 730999
FACTS: Davis & Geck, a Division of American Cyanamid Company, imports sterile and non-sterile sutures with and without needles into the U.S. These importations are made on a continuing basis primarily at the port of New York. Until Headquarters Ruling Letter (HRL) 087660 dated November 5, 1990, we had held that sterile and non-sterile needled sutures were classified in item 709.27, Tariff Schedules of the United States (TSUS), as medical, dental, surgical, and veterinary instruments, including parts thereof...Other...Needles...Other... Other. See, C.I.E. 894/55 dated September 6, 1955; TC…
555632 · 1991-03-08 — Applicability of duty exemption under subheading 9801.00.10, HTSUS, to U.S. origin components of first aid kits; Superscope; packaging; U.S.-Canada Free Trade Agreement; country of origin marking; 086407
("Stanley") of Quebec, Canada, requesting a ruling on the tariff classification of two first aid kits, the eligibility of these items under the United States-Canada Free Trade Agreement (FTA), and the proper country of origin marking requirements. Your letter was referred through the National Import Specialist in New York to this office for preparation of a response. We regret the delay in responding. FACTS: Stanley plans to export two first-aid kits, identified as TS-100 and TS-200, from Canada, and requests a ruling as to their treatment when imported into the U.S. The TS-100 kit is…
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