He's marketing it as a lab laser system and it appears to require a driver to operate so eBay won't take it down.
Here's what you should be focusing on:
" Legal Notice: The Laser Diodes and Modules are designed solely as an OEM component for incorporation into the customer's end products. Therefore, this laser does not and is not required to comply with the appropriate requirements of FDA 21 CFR, section 1040.10 and 1040.11 for complete laser products. "
Anyone who sells a laser system that only needs to be plugged in or have a battery added must comply with FDA Title 21. By trying to make an operating laser an OEM product they can sell you 30mW and call it a 250mW because the FDA has no record of their registration which requires the output of the system. They are also required to provide proper instructional documentation, safety documentation, and calibration documentation according to Title 21 which the seller is attempting to bypass. This vendor is in Hong Kong. For him to import the laser it must have an FDA accession number. So he's basically telling you he will ignore the FDA requirements after he gets it into the country.