33According to equally settled case-law, the intended use of a product may also constitute an objective criterion for classification if it is inherent to the product, and that inherent character must be capable of being assessed on the basis of the product’s objective characteristics and properties (see judgments in Agroferm, C‑568/11, EU:C:2013:407, paragraph 41, and in Oliver Medical, C‑547/13, EU:C:2015:139, paragraph 47). Moreover, the intended use of the product is a relevant criterion only where the classification can be made on the sole basis of the objective characteristics and properties of the product (judgment in Skoma-Lux, C‑339/09, EU:C:2010:781, paragraph 47).
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