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Hereyou will find any available knives by Tyler Durivage. Tyler is Cody's brother and has previously worked for Adventure Sworn as the head of quality control, being involved in the creation of thousands of AS knives. He now crafts his own knives within the Adventure Sworn workshop in upstate New York. To contact Tyler, send an email to: tduriva...@gmail.com

You can find him on Instagram at: @tdurivageknives

The FDA has released for public comment a proposed draft guidance, Circumstances that Constitute Delaying, Denying, Limiting, or Refusing a Drug or Device Inspection Revision 1. The guidance shares examples of reasonable and unreasonable circumstances. Submit public comments by February 14, 2023.

The FDA believes the use of both voluntary and mandatory remote regulatory assessments (RRAs) for all types of FDA-regulated products is in the interest of public health. The document describes the difference between voluntary and mandatory RRAs and shares information about the RRA report. Public comment ends on Sept. 30, 2022.

ICH has revised Q9 Quality Risk Management, providing principles and tools that can be applied throughout the product life cycle of drug substances, drug products, biological, and biotech products. The FDA, a founding member of the ICH, plays a major role in the development of ICH guidelines, which FDA then adopts and issues as guidance to industry.

The FDA recently released for public comment Benefit-Risk Considerations for Product Quality Assessments: Guidance for Industry. Mark Durivage breaks down the guidance and how the FDA considers and assesses risks, sources of uncertainty, and possible mitigation strategies for product quality-related issues and how unresolved product quality issues may be addressed.

The scope of this new FDA guidance includes prescription drug products marketed under an approved NDA or ANDA, prescription drugs marketed without an approved application, and biological products marketed under an approved BLA, but the principles may apply to OTC, compounded, or investigational products.

The FDA has finalized the draft guidance describing the policy regarding requests for the importation of unapproved finished dosage form drug products by applicants preparing products for U.S. market launch based on anticipated approval of a pending NDA, ANDA, BLA, or combination product assigned to CDER.

The FDA is soliciting comments on its proposed update to its "Verification Systems Under the Drug Supply Chain Security Act for Certain Prescription Drugs" guidance. When a trading partner suspects counterfeit or fraudulent products, or receives a request for verification from the FDA, partners are required to quarantine the product and to investigate its legitimacy.

This guidance supports the requirements of 21 CFR Part 7 Enforcement Policy for drugs, medical devices, and biological products, and is being issued consistent with FDA's good guidance practices regulation. You may submit comments regarding this guidance to the agency at any time.

The FDA recently announced it is soliciting comments on changes to its previously proposed Quality Metrics Reporting Program. This article shares which primary metrics the FDA intends to collect data on as well as the FDA's questions for input. The comment period ends June 7, 2022.

This new EMA guideline will become effective on January 1, 2022. It describes the information that should be presented in the quality part of a marketing authorization dossier for a medicinal product when it is used with a medical device and/or as part of a medical device. Medicinal products are similar to "combination products" referred to by the US FDA.

Mark Allen Durivage is the managing principal consultant at Quality Systems Compliance LLC and an author of several quality-related books. He earned a BAS in computer aided machining from Siena Heights University and an MS in quality management from Eastern Michigan University. Durivage is an ASQ Fellow and holds several ASQ certifications, including CQM/OE, CRE, CQE, CQA, CHA, CBA, CPGP, CSQP, and CSSBB. He also is a Certified Tissue Bank Specialist (CTBS) and holds a Global Regulatory Affairs Certification (RAC). Durivage resides in Lambertville, Michigan. Please feel free to email him at mark.d...@qscompliance.com with any questions or comments, and connect with him on LinkedIn.

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