Take action now to assure that your facility information, drug listing information, and manufacturing sites are correct and that no changes have been made to any of these items or others that are listed in the FR notice due to publish on Wednesday (pre-publication notice here). The Notice indicates registrant’s responsibilities as follows: Each registrant […]
We hit the nail on the head in our August 2 post (here) as we reported sixty-one full-approval actions and fourteen tentative-approval actions for July 2019. This was the first time in a while that the official numbers did not change after our review of the unofficial counts from the FDA’s All Approvals page. The […]
The Office of Generic Drugs (OGD) updated the June statistics late yesterday (here). Here are some of the highlights! The refuse-to-receive (RTR) actions were low again with just five RTRs issued in June and all were for standard applications. The total for the year, based on the last nine months (forty-two so far), should be […]
I railed about drug importation as a way to lower drug costs in a previous post (here) for numerous reasons. For instance, how can you protect against counterfeit drugs, how do you know how the products are stored and where they have been in the supply chain, and how are you assured of drug product […]
In a series of four Federal Register Notices issued today, the FDA announced the fee structures for the last four UFAs for Fiscal Year 2020. It is no surprise that the PDUFA fees are the highest overall in total, with well over $1 billion in potential collections. The fees for each of the programs are […]
Contract Pharma published an article in April addressing the need for a modernized version of “our generic drug review process.” FDA anticipates a data-based assessment will “improve consistency, transparency, communication, and objectivity of regulatory actions as well as knowledge management within the Agency.” Knowledge-aided Assessment & Structured Application (KASA) is in support of the Generic […]
