12
Jan
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No More Pediatric Labeling for Codeine or Hydrocodone Cough Syrups

The FDA announced today that they are revising labeling to remove any indication for codeine or hydrocodone-containing cough cold products for use in patient under the age of 18. The FDA Safety Communication (here) states: “We are taking this action after conducting an extensive review and convening a panel of outside experts.  Both of these […]

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09
Jan

Anticipating trends in regulation – how do you get your information, and what do you do with it once you do?

In today’s global marketplace, industry is responsible for adhering to regulations in all markets that their products are in. Today’s pharmaceutical supply chain also likely contains partners that are across many geographic regions, and regulators expect conformity. In addition, regulators expect proactive compliance, and concerns about a retroactive “lack of assurance” of GMP are frequently […]

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05
Jan

DUE FEBRUARY 14, 2018 – One-Time Report on Marketing Status Required by FDARA- Don’t Forget!

To reiterate our post of December 27, 2017 (here), please start working on your one time report on the marketing status of your products listed in the Orange Book.  The deadline is approaching and FDA even republished its advice to industry (here) again today! Don’t be left without a retort – be sure to submit […]

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03
Jan

Draft Guidance and a MaPP to Help Firms and Reviewers Get It Right the First Time (or Second Time)

Today, the FDA issued a draft guidance entitled “Good ANDA Submission Practices” (here) along with a new Manual of Policy and Procedure (MaPPs) 5241.3, entitled “Good ANDA Assessment Practices: Manual of Policies and Procedures.” These establish good ANDA assessment practices for the Office of Generic Drugs and the Office of Pharmaceutical Quality to increase their […]

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02
Jan

New Year – New Class Labeling for Combined Hormonal Contraceptives

It has been quite a while since FDA totally updated the class labeling guidance for combined hormonal contraceptives (CHC).  FDA notes “this newer CHC labeling may be different from the labeling for some older CHC products. The updates to this guidance set forth labeling recommendations that represent newer class labeling that should be included in […]

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