Overview:

ANVISA  presents the requirements and reasons for rejection for the registration of Synthetic Drugs. The reasons included focus on quality and administrative aspects. Anvisa summarizes that the most number of rejections come from improper submission the following sections of the registration; Analytical Method Validation, Stability Study, Degradation Study and  Quality Control. 

Check out a GRP Presentation on the Registration of Generic Drugs in Brazil for a better idea on the Process and Requirements. 

Anvisa Definition of Synthetic Drugs:

The synthetic drug is a class of drugs produced by means of chemical reactions, and is easily replicable and allows the production of identical copy. Its molecules are small and the chemical structure is well known.  These drugs can be classified as new, generic and similar.

Synthetic Drug Registration Requirements:

1) Documents sent, but that need some clarification or additional testing, and can be answered in a timely manner (120 days); and

2) Doubts or requirements that are not clear in law, but that need proof for the quality of the drug.

Main Reasons for Registration Rejection from Anvisa:

1) Documents required in current regulations that were not sent;

2) Lack of response or inadequate response to the requirements.

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References:

Ministry of Health, Federal Government. Anvisa Section.

Brazilian Lymphoma and Leukemia Association. Drugs and their differences.  

More Resources:

https://globalregulatorypartners.com/countries/latin-america/brazils-anvisa/

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