Brands Push Back Against REMS Reform, Call Problem Small With Burdensome Fixes

BIO cautioned that its members may have difficulties meeting the purchase orders of product for generic sponsors, while PhRMA contended legislation is not necessary.

Although the US FDA can send letters to brand companies on behalf of generic sponsors seeking samples of drugs covered by risk evaluation and mitigation strategies (REMS), innovators are cautioning there are other components to account for that make providing samples difficult.

John Murphy, deputy general counsel for the Biotechnology Innovation Organization (BIO) contends that the organization's smaller members have raised concerns...

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