As is known, at the beginning of 2015, Russia adopted the Federal Law # 532 (link in Russian) and implemented amendments to the Russian civil and penal codes enacted stiffer criminal penalties of up to 2,000,000 rubles (app. $30,000) and a jail term of up to 12 years (for aggravating circumstances) for the manufacturing, sale or trade of counterfeit and unregistered pharmaceuticals and medical devices. In August 2015 Russian medical device expert organization VNIIMT held a seminar about control of circulation of medical devices and clarified, what medical devices are considered as “unregistered” and may come under jurisdiction of this law.
Here is the slide:
Medical Device Regulations in Russia and Eurasian Union 
Pingback: Five Things You Should Know about Medical Device Regulation in Russia, CIS and the Eurasian Union in 2015 | Medical Device Regulations in Russia and Eurasian Union
Pingback: Three Things You Should Know about Medical Device Regulations in Russia and the Eurasian Economic Union, June 2016 | Medical Device Regulations in Russia and Eurasian Union
Pingback: Three Things You Should Know about Medical Device Regulations in Russia and the Eurasian Union, September 2016 | Medical Device Regulations in Russia and Eurasian Union
Pingback: Three Things You Should Know about Medical Device Regulatory Changes in Russia in 2017 | Medical Device Regulations in Russia and Eurasian Union
Pingback: Three Things You Should Know about Medical Device Regulations in Russia, November 2019 | Medical Device Regulations in Russia and Eurasian Union