
FDA Releases Guidance on Generic-Drug Development
The agency releases guidance on controlled correspondences related to generic-drug development.
As part of the implementation of the Generic Drug User Fee Amendments of 2012 (GDUFA), FDA has released
Included in the guidance are the definition of a controlled correspondence, guidelines for submitting a controlled correspondence, and information on requests related to inactive ingredients and Q1/Q2 formulation assessment controlled correspondence review disciplines. The guidance also includes information on communications from FDA to requestors that submit controlled correspondence.
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