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Assessment of Interchangeable Multisource Medicines BCS-Biowaivers - Template Dr. Henrike Potthast Training workshop: Assessment of Interchangeable Multiple Source Medicines, Kenya, August 2009

Assessment of Interchangeable Multiple Source Medicines, Kenya, August |2 | BCS-based Biowaiver Application Form This application form is designed to facilitate information exchange between the Applicant and the WHO Prequalification of Medicines Programme if the Applicant seeks to waive bioequivalence studies, based on the Biopharmaceutics Classification System (BCS). For further information, please study the respective WHO biowaiver guidance documents. This form is not to be used, if a biowaiver is applied for additional strength(s) of the submitted product(s), in which situation a separate "Biowaiver Application Form: Additional Strengths" should be used.

Assessment of Interchangeable Multiple Source Medicines, Kenya, August |3 | BCS-based Biowaiver Application Form The WHO Prequalification of Medicines Programme has identified the Active Pharmaceutical Ingredients (APIs) that are eligible for a BCS-based biowaiver application. Therefore, it is not necessary to provide data to support the BCS classification of the respective API(s) in the application i.e. data supporting the drug substance solubility or permeability class.

Assessment of Interchangeable Multiple Source Medicines, Kenya, August |4 | BCS-based Biowaiver Application Form General Instructions: Please review all the instructions thoroughly and carefully prior to completing the current Application Form. Provide as much detailed, accurate and final information as possible. Please enter the data and information directly following the greyed areas. Please enclose the required documentation in full and state in the relevant sections of the Application Form the exact location (Annex number) of the appended documents. For example, in section 2.5 indicate in which Annex the Certificate of Analysis can be found. The appended electronic documents should be clearly identified in their file names, which should include the product name and Annex number. Before submitting the completed Application Form, kindly check that you have provided all requested information and enclosed all requested documents. Should you have any questions regarding this procedure, please contact the WHO Prequalification of Medicines Programme via

Assessment of Interchangeable Multiple Source Medicines, Kenya, August |5 | BCS-based Biowaiver Application Form The signed paper version of this Biowaiver Application Form together with Annexes (and their electronic copies on CD-ROM) should be included to the bioequivalence part of the submitted dossier and sent by surface mail to the following address: Attention: Dr Matthias Stahl WHO Prequalification Programme Product Name: UNICEF Supply Division UNICEF Plads – Freeport DK-2100 Copenhagen Denmark

Assessment of Interchangeable Multiple Source Medicines, Kenya, August |6 | BCS-based Biowaiver Application Form Administrative data 1. INN of active ingredient(s) 2. Dosage form and strength 3. Product WHO Reference number (if product dossier has been accepted for PQ assessment)

Assessment of Interchangeable Multiple Source Medicines, Kenya, August |7 | BCS-based Biowaiver Application Form 4. Name of applicant and official address 5. Name of manufacturer of finished product and official address 6. Name and address of the laboratory or Contract Research Organisation(s) where the BCS-based biowaiver dissolution studies were conducted.

Assessment of Interchangeable Multiple Source Medicines, Kenya, August |8 | BCS-based Biowaiver Application Form I, the undersigned, certify, that the information provided in this application and the attached documents is correct and true Signed on behalf of _______________ (Date) ________________________________________ (Name and title)

Assessment of Interchangeable Multiple Source Medicines, Kenya, August |9 | BCS-based Biowaiver Application Form 1. Test product 1.1 Tabulation of the composition of the formulation(s) proposed for marketing and those used for comparative dissolution studies Please state the location of the master formulae in the quality part of the submission. Tabulate the composition of each product strength using the table below. For solid oral dosage forms the table should contain only the ingredients in tablet core or contents of a capsule. A copy of the table should be filled in for the film coating/hard capsule, if any. Biowaiver batches should be at least of pilot scale (10% of production scale or 100,000 capsules or tablets whichever is greater) and manufacturing method should be the same as for production scale. Please note: If the formulation proposed for marketing and those used for comparative dissolution studies are not identical, copies of this table should be filled in for each formulation with clear identification in which study the respective formulation was used

Assessment of Interchangeable Multiple Source Medicines, Kenya, August | BCS-based Biowaiver Application Form Composition of the batches used for comparative dissolution studies Batch number Batch size (number of unit doses) Date of manufacture Comments, if any

Assessment of Interchangeable Multiple Source Medicines, Kenya, August | BCS-based Biowaiver Application Form Biobatch (%) Biobatch (kg) cUnit dose (mg) Ingredients (Quality standard) Equivalence of the compositions or justified differences Comparison of unit dose compositions and of clinical FPP batches (duplicate this table for each strength, if compositions are different)

Assessment of Interchangeable Multiple Source Medicines, Kenya, August | BCS-based Biowaiver Application Form 1.2 Potency (measured content) of test product as a percentage of label claim as per validated assay method This information should be cross-referenced to the location of the Certificate of Analysis (CoA) in the submission. >

Assessment of Interchangeable Multiple Source Medicines, Kenya, August | BCS-based Biowaiver Application Form 2. Comparator product 2.1. Comparator product Please enclose a copy of product labelling (summary of product characteristics), as authorized in country of purchase, and translation into English, if appropriate Name and manufacturer of the comparator product and official address >

Assessment of Interchangeable Multiple Source Medicines, Kenya, August | BCS-based Biowaiver Application Form 2.3. Qualitative (and quantitative, if available) information on the composition of the comparator product Please tabulate the composition of the comparator product based on available information and state the source of this information.

Assessment of Interchangeable Multiple Source Medicines, Kenya, August | BCS-based Biowaiver Application Form Composition of the batches used for comparative dissolution studies Batch number Batch size (number of unit doses) Date of manufacture Comments, if any

Assessment of Interchangeable Multiple Source Medicines, Kenya, August | BCS-based Biowaiver Application Form Unit dose (mg) Ingredients

Assessment of Interchangeable Multiple Source Medicines, Kenya, August | BCS-based Biowaiver Application Form 2.4. Purchase, shipment and storage of the comparator product Please attach relevant copies of documents (e.g. receipts) proving the stated conditions. >

Assessment of Interchangeable Multiple Source Medicines, Kenya, August | BCS-based Biowaiver Application Form 2.5. Potency (measured content) of the comparator product as a percentage of label claim, as measured by the same laboratory under the same conditions as the test product. This information should be cross-referenced to the location of the Certificate of Analysis (CoA) in the submission. >

Assessment of Interchangeable Multiple Source Medicines, Kenya, August | BCS-based Biowaiver Application Form 3. Comparison of test and comparator products 3.1. Formulation Identify any excipients present in either product that are known to impact on in vivo absorption processes. A literature-based summary of the mechanism by which these effects are known to occur should be included and relevant full discussion enclosed, if applicable. >

Assessment of Interchangeable Multiple Source Medicines, Kenya, August | BCS-based Biowaiver Application Form Identify all qualitative (and quantitative, if available) differences between the compositions of the test and comparator products The data obtained and methods used for the determination of the quantitative composition of the comparator product as required by the guidance documents should be summarized here for assessment. >

Assessment of Interchangeable Multiple Source Medicines, Kenya, August | BCS-based Biowaiver Application Form Provide a detailed comment on the impact of any differences between the compositions of the test and comparator products with respect to drug release and in vivo absorption >

Assessment of Interchangeable Multiple Source Medicines, Kenya, August | BCS-based Biowaiver Application Form 3.2. Comparative in vitro dissolution Information regarding the comparative dissolution studies should be included below to provide adequate evidence supporting the biowaiver request. Comparative dissolution data will be reviewed during the assessment of the Quality part of the dossier. Please state the location of: the dissolution study protocol(s) in the dossier the dissolution study report(s) in the dossier the analytical method validation report in the dossier >

Assessment of Interchangeable Multiple Source Medicines, Kenya, August | BCS-based Biowaiver Application Form 3.3. Summary of the dissolution conditions and method described in the study report(s) Summary provided below should include the composition, temperature, volume, and method of de-aeration of the dissolution media, the type of apparatus employed, the agitation speed(s) employed, the number of units employed, the method of sample collection including sampling times, sample handling, and sample storage. Deviations from the sampling protocol should also be reported.

Assessment of Interchangeable Multiple Source Medicines, Kenya, August | BCS-based Biowaiver Application Form Dissolution media: Composition, temperature, volume, and method of de-aeration > Type of apparatus and agitation speed(s) employed >

Assessment of Interchangeable Multiple Source Medicines, Kenya, August | BCS-based Biowaiver Application Form Number of units employed > Sample collection: method of collection, sampling times, sample handling and storage > Deviations from sampling protocol >

Assessment of Interchangeable Multiple Source Medicines, Kenya, August | BCS-based Biowaiver Application Form 3.4. Summarize the results of the dissolution study(s) Please provide a tabulated summary of individual and mean results with %CV, graphic summary, and any calculations used to determine the similarity of profiles for each set of experimental conditions. >

Assessment of Interchangeable Multiple Source Medicines, Kenya, August | BCS-based Biowaiver Application Form 3.5. Summarize conclusions taken from dissolution study(s) Please provide a summary statement of the studies performed. >

Assessment of Interchangeable Multiple Source Medicines, Kenya, August | BCS-based Biowaiver Application Form 4. Quality assurance 4.1. Internal quality assurance methods Please state location in the submitted dossier where internal quality assurance methods and results are described for each of study sites. >

Assessment of Interchangeable Multiple Source Medicines, Kenya, August | BCS-based Biowaiver Application Form 4.2. Monitoring, Auditing, Inspections Provide a list of all monitoring and auditing reports of the study, and of recent inspections of study sites by regulatory agencies. State locations in the submission of the respective reports for each of study sites e.g., analytical laboratory, laboratory where dissolution studies were performed. >