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CVM GFI #191 Changes to Approved NADAs - New NADAs vs. Category II Supplemental NADAs

FinalCenter for Veterinary Medicine08/27/2020

Description

This guidance is intended to assist sponsors who wish to apply for approval of changes to approved new animal drugs that require FDA to reevaluate safety and/or effectiveness data. The guidance explains how the Office of New Animal Drug Evaluation (ONADE) categorizes possible changes to approved new animal drugs that require reevaluation of safety and/or effectiveness data and explains which administrative vehicle — a new original new animal drug application (new NADA) or a Category II supplemental application to the original new animal drug application (Category II supplemental NADA) — a sponsor should use when applying for approval of these changes. The goal of this guidance is to create greater consistency in how such applications are handled by sponsors and by ONADE.

Scope & Applicability

Product Classes

6
New Animal Drug

The category of products covered by this guidance.

Type C Medicated Feed

Final feed administered to animals

Type B Medicated Feed

Manufactured from Type A medicated articles; The intermediate pre-blend is not considered a Type B medicated feed

Gene Therapy

A type of ATMP involving recombinant nucleic acids or viral vectors.

Type A medicated article

used to manufacture medicated feed; A concentrated form of a drug used to manufacture medicated feed.; Concentrated drug form used to manufacture medicated feed; single ingredient component for medicated feed; Medicated feed mill license is required to manufacture a Type B or Type C medicated feed from a Category II, Type A medicated article.; Concentrated drug form for manufacturing medicated feed; Concentrated form of animal drug used to manufacture medicated feed; Type A medicated articles fo

Veterinary Feed Directives

Medicated articles/feeds status

Stakeholders

2
Sponsor

Entity responsible for submitting applications under section 524B

Target Animal Division

CVM division to be contacted regarding study planning.

Regulatory Context

Attributes

5
Dosage form

Required information for RLD/RS and proposed products.; Product characteristic in ANDA background

Reproductive safety

Evaluation criteria that may trigger age restrictions on labeling.

Pre-ruminating

Physiological state of calves or piglets before rumen development.

Rx/OTC/VFD Status

Change in regulatory status of the drug

Dosing Schedule

Frequency and timing of drug administration

Related CFR Sections (5)

See Also (8)

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