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U.S. exports of medical x-ray film in rolls (non-dental) (HS 3702100030) totaled $29K in June 2026, traded with 1 country.
Radiographic film in roll form sensitized for medical diagnostic imaging — excluding dental X-ray film — is classified at this 10-digit line and enters the US under FDA oversight as a medical device-related product. Roll format distinguishes this product from sheet film used in conventional radiography, and it is primarily consumed by hospitals, imaging centers, and medical equipment manufacturers. Importers should ensure that applicable FDA registration and device listing requirements are met prior to entry, as medical imaging film may be subject to admissibility review.
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HTS 3702100030 specifically covers X-ray film in rolls intended for medical (non-dental) use. Dental X-ray film is classified separately. The end-use designation and physical format (roll vs. sheet) are both relevant to correct classification.
Medical X-ray film may be subject to FDA review as a medical device-related product. Importers should verify applicable FDA registration, device listing, and admissibility requirements with a licensed customs broker or regulatory counsel before shipment. Classification and admissibility can be complex for medical imaging materials.
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U.S. trade for this product is not broken down by state or port in the latest Census Bureau release.