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Post-Market Variations

Managing Change in a Regulated Environment

Overview

Change is constant. Whether it's a new manufacturing site, a process improvement, or a supplier change, we determine the appropriate reporting category (CBE-0, CBE-30, PAS, Type IA/IB/II) and manage the submission to ensure your supply chain remains uninterrupted.

Key Features

Change control regulatory assessment
Variation/Supplement preparation
Comparability protocol design
Global variation management

Our Process

1

Assessment

Reviewing the change and determining the filing strategy.

2

Compilation

Gathering data and writing the supplement.

3

Submission

Filing and managing approval.

Project Complete & Deliverables Provided

Frequently Asked Questions

These are the four FDA reporting categories for post-approval changes under 21 CFR 314.70. PAS (Prior Approval Supplement) is for major changes requiring FDA approval before implementation. CBE-30 means you can implement 30 days after submission unless FDA objects. CBE-0 allows immediate implementation with concurrent notification. Annual Report is for minor changes reported once yearly. The category depends on the change's potential to affect product quality, safety, or efficacy.

Why Choose Us

  • Supply chain continuity
  • Compliance with reporting rules
  • Operational flexibility
  • Reduced regulatory burden

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What Our Clients Say

"We had 12 post-approval changes pending across multiple products. Adelphi assessed each one, identified 3 that could be CBE-0 instead of CBE-30, and developed a comparability protocol that streamlined future changes. Our regulatory burden dropped significantly."

Linda Martinez

Director Regulatory CMC

Generic Pharma