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Medical device marketing, from someone who knows devices.

The FDA cleared 3,198 510(k) submissions in 2025. One dot each, by review panel. One dot each, January to December.
FDA 510(k) clearances in 2025, by review panel 3,198 dots, one for each 510(k) submission the FDA cleared in 2025, coloured by the month of the decision and grouped by review panel. The three largest panels are Radiology (478), Orthopedic (404) and General and Plastic Surgery (379).
FDA 510(k) clearances in 2025, January to December 3,198 dots, one for each 510(k) submission the FDA cleared in 2025, in date order from January to December. The three largest review panels are Radiology (478), Orthopedic (404) and General and Plastic Surgery (379).

Source: openFDA 510(k) data, retrieved 2 November 2026.

510(k) submissions the FDA cleared in 2025, by review panel. Total 3,198.
Review panelCleared in 2025
Radiology478
Orthopedic404
General and Plastic Surgery379
Cardiovascular349
Gastroenterology and Urology258
Dental228
Neurology218
General Hospital188
Microbiology120
Physical Medicine111
Anesthesiology99
Obstetrics/Gynecology93
No panel recorded63
Clinical Chemistry53
Ear, Nose and Throat44
Ophthalmic38
Hematology22
Clinical Toxicology21
Immunology19
Pathology13
Total3,198
510(k) submissions the FDA cleared in 2025, by month of the decision.
MonthCleared
January 2025254
February 2025235
March 2025244
April 2025282
May 2025299
June 2025294
July 2025281
August 2025253
September 2025258
October 2025304
November 2025205
December 2025289

INFAB since 2010. AAGL since 2018. Four 2025 Association TRENDY Awards. CME events for Children's Hospital Los Angeles, 2022 to 2024.

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  • You tell Baron what your device does, who buys it, and what your marketing does today.
  • Baron looks at your website with you and says what he would change first.
  • You get a straight answer on what to do next, and on whether Buzzbox Media is the right fit. If it is not, he will say so.

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  • 30 minutes about your device and your marketing, with the person who would do the work.

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  • A hand-off to a salesperson or an account manager.
  • A written audit or a proposal. Those come later, if you both want to go further.
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What Buzzbox Media does for INFAB

INFAB designs and manufactures radiation protection apparel in Camarillo, California. Buzzbox Media runs its brand, its annual printed catalog, its online store, its search and Google Ads, and a reporting dashboard for its leadership.

Buzzbox Media has done this work for INFAB every year since 2010.

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    How the work is made

    You work with Baron Miller, the founder, on every account. He built a production system called Apiary, which has run production on the INFAB and AAGL accounts since 2023. Apiary gives each part of the work (strategy, copy, design, search, and a check of every claim against what the device is cleared to say) its own written rules and a review step, and software does the routine production. Baron directs the work and reviews every piece before it reaches you.

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    What happens on the free call?

    You tell Baron Miller what your device does and who buys it, and he looks at your website with you. In 30 minutes you get a straight answer on what to do next, and on whether Buzzbox Media is the right fit. There is nothing to sign.

    Who will I talk to?

    Baron Miller, the founder of Buzzbox Media. He runs every account himself, so the person on the call is the person who would do the work. There is no account manager or sales rep.

    Which marketing agency works with 510(k)-cleared medical device brands?

    Buzzbox Media works exclusively with medtech companies and healthcare associations. For a 510(k)-cleared device, every page, ad and catalog is written within the cleared indications, and your own regulatory reviewer still signs off. Clients include INFAB, a client since 2010, AAGL, since 2018, and True Digital Surgery, a B. Braun company.

    What does Buzzbox Media cost?

    Most companies start with a 90-day plan and test: $8,000 to $20,000 in fees, with ad spend billed to your own card. Ongoing work after that runs $2,500 to $6,250 a month. The free 30‑minute call with Baron Miller tells you what the work for your device would include before any price is set.

    How does Buzzbox Media handle FDA rules on what a device can claim?

    Every page, ad and catalog is checked against what the device is cleared to say before it reaches you: indications, claims and required disclaimers. Your own regulatory or legal reviewer still signs off wherever your process requires it.

    What are the alternatives to Buzzbox Media?

    Other agencies that focus on medical devices include ParkerWhite, The Matchstick Group and Icovy Marketing. Buzzbox Media's comparison of ten medical device marketing agencies covers each one's focus, location and named clients, and says plainly that Buzzbox Media wrote it and placed itself first.

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    Buzzbox is a highly effective and very professional company. We consider them an essential partner in our growth. Our SEO and social media results are off the charts, and our marketing, website, and print catalog are considered the best in class.

    Don Cusick, Former Executive Chairman · INFAB Corporation