We’re pleased to share that the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has provided supportive feedback to our plans to pursue a potential label expansion. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/esC_xr9M
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Check out this document shared by Jerzy W., Vice President of Regulatory & Quality at EdgeOne Medical highlighting changes in the FDA Q-Submission Guidance Comparison (June 2023 vs March 2024)! #regulatory #FDA #knowledgesharing
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📢Did you know that the Food & Drug Administration (FDA) released an updated Q-Submission Guidance in March 2024? Have you had a moment to dive into it yet? If you haven't submitted a Q-Sub recently, it might have slipped through your to-do list. Recognizing how packed our schedules can be, I've put together a redline document to streamline your review process. 🔑 Key highlights of changes include a focus on Q-Subs for PMA Day 100 Meetings, plus additional clarity on the essentials of what constitutes a Q-Sub. Ready to get up to speed? Click this link for direct access to the document. https://lnkd.in/gbNzZuCf Alternatively, you can scan the QR Code below.
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FDA should not be issuing guidances without public comments. Industry comments are necessary to make guidances practical enough to implement. Drafting guidances without practical and economic input is unfair to industry. #FDA #publiccomments #practicalguidances
Industry groups are pouring cold water on the US Food and Drug Administration’s suggestion that it might issue more guidance documents for immediate implementation, before stakeholders can provide comments. Mary Ellen Schneider reports in Regulatory Focus 📝 📣 https://bit.ly/3v4nU66
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Stakeholders should have input.
Industry groups are pouring cold water on the US Food and Drug Administration’s suggestion that it might issue more guidance documents for immediate implementation, before stakeholders can provide comments. Mary Ellen Schneider reports in Regulatory Focus 📝 📣 https://bit.ly/3v4nU66
Industry advises FDA not to issue more guidances without public comment
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When COVID curtailed the ability of the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to conduct inspections safely, the agency turned to a variety of electronic substitutes. These adaptations are now part of the FD&C Act, giving rise to Remote Regulatory Assessments (RRAs). Learn more about these electronic examinations here: https://bit.ly/3wzWJAw
Remote Regulatory Assessments - The American Association of Homeopathic Pharmacists
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FDA Announces Open Registration for Fifth Online Controlled Substances Summit On July 25-26, 2024, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, in partnership with the Reagan-Udall Foundation for the FDA, will host FDA’s fifth “Online Controlled Substances Summit,” a two-day virtual public meeting that will focus on identifying innovative solutions to reduce the illegal availability of controlled substances online. The illegal sale of controlled substances over the internet poses significant health risks to consumers of all ages. We are deeply concerned about the continued availability of controlled substances, such as opioids, benzodiazepines and stimulants—through social media, websites and other online platforms. This availability increases our public health concerns due to the heightened risks associated with the combined use of these products. https://lnkd.in/gRXV9zHS
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RAPS article has an excellent, detailed review of FDA discussion with Leigh Verbois & Abha Kundi at HDA Traceability Seminar..."we understand there are still concerns with data quality, and we're taking that under advisement." Verbois: “there are varying ways this [WEE] exemption authority can be exercised."; "we understand the complicated nature of supply chain security. We are thinking through what that might look like, and we are having conversations with lots of organizations to really understand the true nature of implementation and those data quality issues. [e.g. whether FDA could establish a broad category of exemptions]"
FDA's Leigh Verbois and Abha Kundi addressed a large crowd of trading partners at the HDA Traceability Seminar. They answered audience questions surrounding the remaining requirements of the DSCSA and reiterated that the agency plans to move forward with the November 27 implementation deadline. Check out highlights from the session from the Regulatory Affairs Professionals Society (RAPS): https://bit.ly/3zcGpqU
FDA officials resist calls to further delay DSCSA enforcement
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Stay ahead with the Food and Drug Administration's FY2024 priorities overview. Part 1 of our alert series is out. Get insights into regulatory shifts and developments: https://ow.ly/E8Kj50Qvsrk
An Overview of the US Food and Drug Administration's Legislative Goals (Part I)
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Just before the announcement that Pureis' and Cannaray's novel applications were authorised, I was informed by a client that they (not Pureis and Cannaray) had attended a meeting with other food-focused businesses, which was also attended by the head of novel foods. Three points were raised which I feel need to be addressed: 1 - The FSA is engaging with the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) to target medicinal claims 2 - The FSA are looking at product labels to ensure no one has altered them to reflect the consumer safety advice they very publicly announced on 12/10/23 3 - The ACNFP weren't happy with RP427 They are all concerning points, which I feel require an opinion. So here is part one of a three-part article series. The focus is on the FSA engaging with the ASA to target medical claims. Parts two and three will be released within the coming days, and I hope you agree that the issues raised are extremely important.
'3 Points to Discuss: FSA, ASA, and CBD Industry'
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The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) does not intend to further delay enforcement of requirements for manufacturers’ track and trace verification systems under the Drug Supply Chain Security Act (DSCSA) and expects those systems to be up and running this November, asserted Patrizia Cavazzoni, director of the agency’s Center for Drug Evaluation and Research (CDER). It is time to run the final stretch and NOT about kicking the can down the road, it's about readiness and resilience! 💊 Get full details here: https://bit.ly/3wBGxz9 #FDA #DSCSA #supplychain #trackandtrace
Cavazzoni: No more ‘kicking the can' down the road for DSCSA compliance
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The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has set requirements for eye-dropper bottles, which stipulate that the TE-ring has to be firmly attached to the bottle after first opening. Gerresheimer has developed a new dropper bottle system E / F with two different cap designs, which are FDA approved and meets the new requirements. Alongside the already well, known sleeved cap (System F), another one has been introduced, where the tamper-evident ring stays attached to the bottle after opening (System E). https://lnkd.in/dh2thA8f #innovatingforabetterlife #dropperbottles #primarypackagingplastic #meetsusrequirements
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