Guidelines for the Compilation of a Product Dossier for Submission in the Assessment Procedure for New and Multi-Source (Generic) Products Used in the Treatment of Malaria
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Índice de contenido
Ver el documentoSection 1. Details of the product
Ver el documentoSection 2. Regulatory situation in other countries
Abrir esta carpeta y ver su contenidoSection 3. Active pharmaceutical ingredient (s) (API)
Cerrar esta carpetaSection 4. Finished product
Ver el documentoSection 4.1 Formulation
Ver el documentoSection 4.2. Sites of manufacture
Ver el documentoSection 4.3 Manufacturing procedure
Ver el documentoSection 4.4 Specifications for excipients
Ver el documentoSection 4.5 Specifications for the finished product
Ver el documentoSection 4.6 Container/closure system(s) and other packaging
Ver el documentoSection 4.7 Stability testing
Ver el documentoSection 4.8 Container labelling
Ver el documentoSection 4.9 Product information
Ver el documentoSection 4.10 Patient information and package inserts
Ver el documentoSection 4.11 Justification for any differences to the product in the country or countries issuing the submitted WHO-type certificate(s)6
Abrir esta carpeta y ver su contenidoSection 5. Efficacy and safety
 

Section 4.1 Formulation

Provide the formulation for a typical batch and for an administration unit, e.g. one tablet, 5 ml of oral solution, or the contents of an ampoule or bag of large volume parenteral solution, etc.

Include excipients that may be removed during processing, those that may not be added to every batch (e.g. acid and alkali), and the qualitative and quantitative composition of any tablet coating, capsule shell and inked imprint on the dosage form. State any overages. State the function(s) of each excipient (e.g. antioxidant, lubricant, binder).

Indicate any substances whose content may be varied (e.g. inked imprint, tablet coating). Ranges in the content of excipients need justification and explanation how the content is decided for each batch.

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Última actualización: le 3 mayo 2013