CTD Module 1 is a critical component of any regulatory dossier, encompassing essential administrative, regional, and product-specific information. With our in-depth expertise and commitment to excellence, we help you prepare robust and compliant submissions that meet the expectations of regulatory authorities worldwide. Let us guide you through the intricacies of Module 1, making your path to market smoother and more efficient.
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Our team of experts provides tailored services designed to streamline your CTD Module 1 preparation and submissions. Whether you are navigating initial submissions or preparing for post-approval applications such as variations and renewals, we offer the following:
We organize and compile all necessary documents according to regional and global regulatory requirements, ensuring accuracy and completeness. Our meticulous approach includes the preparation of administrative forms such as the electronic application form (e-AF) for EU or FDA forms for US. Furthermore, we compile region-specific documents, create product information, assist in the provision of artwork and conduct thorough reviews of all submissions to ensure they meet the stringent standards of regulatory authorities. By entrusting us with your document management, you can be confident that every detail is handled with precision and professionalism.
We assist in developing a strategic approach to Module 1 preparation, optimizing timelines and resources to meet regulatory milestones effectively. Our experts work closely with you to understand your product and regulatory goals, crafting a tailored strategy that addresses potential challenges and maximizes efficiency. From initial planning to final submission, we provide continuous support and guidance, ensuring your regulatory strategy is robust and adaptable to changing requirements.
Whether you are preparing for a new submission or any post-approval applications like renewals or variations, our experts are committed to providing reliable support for your CTD Module 1 needs. Contact us today to learn more about how we can assist you in achieving regulatory success.
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- Our lean and powerful team with degrees in pharmacy, chemistry, biology, or related studies strive to be of added value to you. Our short reporting lines enable the most efficient road to your success.
- Having one point of contact from our experts backed by the team’s collective knowledge and resources we give reliable advice and execute projects seamlessly.
- At Starodub, consistency and assurance of quality are vital. A quality management system has been implemented and we adhere to GxP and ISO 9001/13485.
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CTD Module 1 includes administrative information, regional documents, and an overview of the lifecycle. It also encompasses commitments and declarations, facilitating an understanding of the regulatory status and intentions. Other components of Module 1 that cannot be missed in an initial application are the Risk Management Plan (RMP) and the Patient Leaflet User Test. The RMP belongs to the Information relating to Pharmacovigilance and the User Test entails that a Patient Leaflet needs to undergo a user consultation to ensure that it is legible, clear and easy to use for the targeted patient group.
We have extensive experience with regulatory requirements across various regions, including the FDA, EMA, and others. Our consultants tailor submissions to meet specific regional guidelines, ensuring compliance and enhancing submission acceptance rates.
Mock-ups are essential components of CTD Module 1 because they visually represent your product's labeling and packaging. They ensure that key information is communicated clearly and accurately to regulatory authorities and consumers. The importance of artwork lies in their role in demonstrating compliance with labeling regulations, which vary significantly across different countries.
Each region has its own set of labeling requirements, including mandatory elements such as ingredient lists, usage instructions, and safety warnings. Compliance with these regulations is crucial to avoid delays or rejections of your submission, but above all to ensure safe use by the consumer. Additionally, different countries may have specific design guidelines that dictate how information should be presented, such as font size, layout, and the use of symbols or warning labels.
Some countries also require separate approvals of the mock-ups before your product can be marketed. Ensuring that these materials adhere to local requirements is vital for expediting the approval process and minimizing the risk of non-compliance issues.