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EMMA International can be there every step of the way for your product! From product development to helping with QMS upkeep and post-market monitoring, EMMA is here to bring your product full-circle. The expertise of the EMMA team can help you get through the biggest quality and regulatory hurdles in the life science industry with ease.

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Annual Drug Product Reviews

Annual Drug Product Reviews

If you are a drug manufacturer in the US, an Annual Drug Product Review (ADPR) should be familiar to you. ADPRs are exactly what they sound like – an annual review of your drug product based on product batch and product yield, customer complaints, recalls, stability data, and validation data just to name a few. ADPRs should be performed in order to maintain compliance with 21 CFR 211.180 and to be in alignment with the FDA’s Guidance for Industry, Q7A GMP for Active Pharmaceutical Ingredients.[1]
FDA Adverse Event Reporting 

FDA Adverse Event Reporting 

When reporting an Adverse Event to the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) the best method is to utilize the FDA Adverse Event Reporting System (FAERS). FAERS is a database that contains adverse event reports, product quality complaints that led to an adverse event, and medication error reports1. All FAERS reports are easily accessible to the public. 
De Novo Classification

De Novo Classification

A device can be registered for the De Novo pathway if there is evidence of the safety and effectiveness of the device and there is not a previously legally marketed predicate device1. When determining if your device can go through the De Novo process there are two pathways available to determine the device classification.
Abbreviated 510k submission

Abbreviated 510k submission

There are three types of 510K, Premarket Notifications, which can be submitted to the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) traditional, abbreviated, and special. Abbreviated and Special 510K submissions can be utilized when the submissions meet the certain factors presented by the FDA. When submitting an abbreviated 510K the submission must include the elements that are identified in 21CFR 807.87 for the information required in a premarket notification submission.

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