Generics

26
Jul
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One from Column A, One from Column B – Now All Together for Glass Vials and Stoppers

Dealing with different product requirements is often difficult, especially when the regulation office or center may differ as well.  Over the years, individual post-approval change requirements have been scattered in documents from different centers and, if you have a good enough memory, then maybe you picked the right reporting requirement based on the product and […]

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24
Jul

The Crucial Role of Risk Assessment in Pharmaceutical Visual Inspection Programs

In pharmaceuticals, maintaining product quality and safety is paramount.  Visual inspection plays a vital role in detecting particulate matter and/or container/closure defects, though it may fall short in pinpointing the root cause of defects or material origins.  To fortify visual inspection programs effectively, a comprehensive risk assessment serves as the foundational pillar.  This blog delves […]

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23
Jul
FDA Competitive Generic Therapy (CGT) List

FDA Updated Its Competitive Generic Therapy List

The Office of Generic Drugs updated its list of the Competitive Generic Therapy (CGT) designation products that have been approved to date (here).  There have been 312 products granted this designation since the start of the program, with the first application approved to gain CGT 180-day exclusivity under 506H of the Federal Food, Drug, and […]

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16
Jul
Where Will All the Funding Come From - blog

Where Will All the Funding Come From?

With the recent news of cuts in FDA funding (most recently reported by Zachary Brennan in an Endpoints News story entitled, “House Committee Raises Concerns on CDER-CBER Misalignment Amid 2025 Funding Markup” (here, subscription required), the question of FDA being asked to do more must be asked, as it now appears it will have to […]

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09
Jul
May Official Approvals and Other Stats, Along with Full FY Projections - Lachman Blog

May Official Approvals and Other Stats, Along with Full FY Projections

May was a good month for the OGD in terms of approval actions and a few other statistical parameters. The OGD issued 71 final-approval actions and 13 tentative-approval actions in May 2024. While I was off in my estimation of unofficial actions by one on the approvals (72) and tentative approvals (12) (see the blog […]

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28
Jun
Societal Value of Generics - Lachman Blog

Societal Value of Generics

Provision of healthcare is a key topic globally with increasing populations worldwide, increasing healthcare system costs, multiple humanitarian crises, and supply chain concerns. Two weeks ago in Dublin, Medicines for Europe brought together industry leaders and experts to discuss better access to medicines in hopes of addressing at least some these issues. Generic medicines play […]

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19
Jun
A Peek at the June 2024 Mid-Month ANDA Approval Actions - Lachman Blog

A Peek at the June 2024 Mid-Month ANDA Approval Actions

After two stellar months, the OGD approvals (at least through mid-June) appear to have slowed down a bit, with 31 full-approval actions and six tentative-approval (TA) actions reported through June 16th (here). While there is still time for the approval pace to pick up during the latter part of June, with 37 total approval actions […]

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18
Jun
FDA Finalizes New Final Guidance on Facility Readiness and Goal Dates - Lachman Blog

FDA Finalizes New Final Guidance on Facility Readiness and Goal Dates

The FDA received no comments on the draft guidance titled Facility Readiness: Goal Date Decisions Under GDUFA, and, as such, has finalized the guidance with only minor editorial changes. The advance prepublication of the Federal Register Notice (here) notes, “[U]nder the commitment letter related to the GDUFA authorization for fiscal years 2018 through 2022 (under […]

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