Whatever the cost, we the tax payers will be able to pay for it.Is there any estimate on how much of a budget increase the FDA will need to implement the regulations?
Whatever the cost, we the tax payers will be able to pay for it.Is there any estimate on how much of a budget increase the FDA will need to implement the regulations?
makes me wonder how many actually good drugs never made it to market because they didn't have the money to kickback the powers to be at the FDA. i remember when anything herbal was being bashed,,, by big pharma of course
This is the killer right here. vaping will be dead.Read it and weep
PMTA Guidance pdf
Edit: Of course this is just what they expect to be in a PMTA. No telling what their actual criteria are for an approval, I suspect they don't even have any. A simple NO solves that problem.
Here's something for everyone to ease their minds ..................
This is the killer right here. vaping will be dead.
"Section 910(c)(1)(A)(ii) of theFD&C Act requires that FDA deny a PMTA and issue an order that the product may not be introduced or delivered for introduction into interstate commerce where FDA finds that:
You have not shown that the product is appropriate for the protection of the public health"
Whatever the cost, we the tax payers will be able to pay for it.![]()
It is no wonder why other countries laugh at America. Pot is legalized in some states, life saving devices are given a death sentence, and the leaders in this country are in some serious need for adult supervision. This country is not what it was unfortunately, we were all thrown under the bus long ago. Makes me want to become a hermit......oh...wait, I think I may already be. crap.
Imports are covered as well. Not sure how they will enforce though.I guess stores like FastTech will become our new best friend.
I'm sure pills from India are as well, but...Imports are covered as well. Not sure how they will enforce though.
I'm sure pills from India are as well, but...
Is there any estimate on how much of a budget increase the FDA will need to implement the regulations?
Suddenly, this becomes so much more than just regulating tobacco products. OMG.Here's more info to obsess over.
http://www.fda.gov/downloads/AboutFDA/ReportsManualsForms/Reports/BudgetReports/UCM438022.pdf
"FDA is also collaborating with U.S. Customs Border Patrol (CBP) and the International Trade Data System (ITDS) Board of Directors to establish a fully electronic “single-window portal” through which industry can submit the data required by all government agencies for international trade. FDA is one of 47 participating government agencies (PGAs) engaged in the modernized ITDS technology which includes Automated Commercial Environment (ACE). ACE will ultimately become the single-window for all trade and government agencies involved in cargo processing of imports and exports. ACE will allow FDA and other agencies to obtain more data quickly and process cargo more expeditiously. This additional data will allow FDA to more easily identify unsafe, dangerous, or prohibited shipments."
"ORA’s Office of Criminal Investigations (OCI) has increased its international presence and, as part of these efforts, is working with Europol and Interpol to more effectively target those responsible for manufacturing and distributing violative FDA-regulated products. In FY 2014, OCI placed an agent at Europol, located in the Netherlands, to assist with international FDA cases with a nexus to any of Europol's 28 member states.
OCI has also formed a Cybercrime Investigations Unit (CcIU) which combines a team of agents and an intelligence research specialist. CcIU targets the infrastructure that supports the illegal sale of FDA-regulated products on the internet. CcIU’s main objective is to disrupt and dismantle organized criminal networks that illegally sell FDA-regulated products on the internet. CcIU also provides training and field agent support and is responsible for intelligence collection and smart dissemination of this information. As part of Interpol’s annual Operation Pangea, OCI's CcIU was responsible for seizing and shutting down more than 1,600 websites involved in the sale of violative FDA regulated products."
The vast majority of our prescription drugs are manufactured overseas.Actually, India has some of the best pharmaceutical manufacturing companies in the world. If you have ever taken a generic drug, it was most likely produced in India.