Yes, drug/device combination regulatory negotiations require specific skills in both drug and device regs. I predict the OTC reforms will help to drive more cGMP improvements for OTCs to align more closely with 21CFR210 (general drug cGMP) and 21CFR211 (cGMP for finished drug products). These specify the need for clear testing to support drug identity, quality, purity, strength and safety details. The rules for drugs are quite different than devices, but some similarities exist too. Let me know if I can help with more specific details. We do a lot of work in this area and the details will depend, in part on the interactions between the device and the drug as well as the chemistry and efficacy of the drug for specific claim substantiation support.
Joy Frestedt, PhD, CPI, RAC, FRAPS, FACRP
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