Xartemis XR FDA Approval

You should never count your chicks before they've hatched, right Stacy.
Has the launch team layed an egg? Things are looking scrambled and that's no yoke. Maybe they can still pullet out.
 
























If this is f'd up, heads oughta roll.
After all, both drugs are already independently approved, you're only adding a new coating already in use with other approved drugs. So much for a fast-tracked priority review.
 






























So for now, no news is good news.
Given the Zohydro backlash, approving any opioid is a third rail topic with the FDA. Looks like they'll drag it out and move cautiously.

For Ventiv employees, don't be surprised to receive a revised offer letter with yet another pushed back employment contingency date that hinges on XXR product approval.
 






I agree. Just don't make too much out of this. Remember, this is "your tax money at work". FDA probably wants to get it right and not give us too much. Or they just wanted to take advantage of a weather day.

It's all good.
 






3 month extended review due to new data submitted by company.

They knew this was going to be the outcome when they submitted the data, they just "hoped" for a Hail Mary!

Good Luck!
 






So for now, no news is good news.
Given the Zohydro backlash, approving any opioid is a third rail topic with the FDA. Looks like they'll drag it out and move cautiously.

For Ventiv employees, don't be surprised to receive a revised offer letter with yet another pushed back employment contingency date that hinges on XXR product approval.

Did anyone get the new Ventiv agreement? with the new dates?

How much time will they give?
 






3 month extended review due to new data submitted by company.

They knew this was going to be the outcome when they submitted the data, they just "hoped" for a Hail Mary!

Good Luck!


The above statement seems to be with respect to the previous delay announced on 11/25. Thus far, I've seen no concrete public news about this latest delay. Not here, not on the corp site, not on the FDA press site, nor anywhere else. Would expect to see something today.
 






The above statement seems to be with respect to the previous delay announced on 11/25. Thus far, I've seen no concrete public news about this latest delay. Not here, not on the corp site, not on the FDA press site, nor anywhere else. Would expect to see something today.

Relax people. It's gonna be ok.
 












I am a bit confused. I found the pasted article below a with a simple Google search for Xartemis...

http://processandproduction.pharmac...ives-us-patent-for-xartemis-xr-260214-4184953

As the DEA asked us to hold our launch? I don't get it...
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Mallinckrodt receives US patent for Xartemis XR
Published 26 February 2014

Mallinckrodt has announced that it was granted a patent from the US Patent and Trademark Office which contains composition claims directed to unique design, formulation, pharmacokinetic, and release characteristics of Xartemis XR.

Xartemis XR (formerly known as MNK-795) is an investigational extended-release oral formulation of oxycodone and acetaminophen that has been studied with twice daily dosing for the management of acute pain in a post-surgical model.

If approved, Xartemis XR will be the first oxycodone and acetaminophen combination medication specifically designed with immediate- and extended-release components. The patent, US Patent Number 8,658,631, was issued on 25 February 2014.

The release profile of Xartemis XR combines Mallinckrodt-proprietary technology and Depomed's advanced Acuform drug delivery technology. Between the Mallinckrodt and Depomed patent families, Mallinckrodt believes Xartemis XR will have strong patent protection for its novel features.

Mallinckrodt president and CEO Mark Trudeau noted Xartemis XR, a key driver in the company's near-term pipeline, represents an important component of its strategy to unlock continued potential and grow its branded specialty pharmaceutical portfolio.

"Mallinckrodt's patent, which includes the product's release profile, underscores our ability to effectively leverage our core formulation capabilities and partnerships," Trudeau added.
 












Dumb ass that is for the patent on the unique release characteristics of Xartemis XR and certain other things, it has nothing to do with getting a full approval from the FDA for Xartemis XR. The 90 day review has come and went and everybody on the Ventiv Contract are getting d--ked around by Ventiv and Mallincrap. This team should not have been formed before the approval of the main drug that they would be carrying what a freakin joke. So glad I stayed with my company instead of jumping on this contract not knowing when or if this thing gets approved.



I am a bit confused. I found the pasted article below a with a simple Google search for Xartemis...

http://processandproduction.pharmac...ives-us-patent-for-xartemis-xr-260214-4184953

As the DEA asked us to hold our launch? I don't get it...
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Mallinckrodt receives US patent for Xartemis XR
Published 26 February 2014

Mallinckrodt has announced that it was granted a patent from the US Patent and Trademark Office which contains composition claims directed to unique design, formulation, pharmacokinetic, and release characteristics of Xartemis XR.

Xartemis XR (formerly known as MNK-795) is an investigational extended-release oral formulation of oxycodone and acetaminophen that has been studied with twice daily dosing for the management of acute pain in a post-surgical model.

If approved, Xartemis XR will be the first oxycodone and acetaminophen combination medication specifically designed with immediate- and extended-release components. The patent, US Patent Number 8,658,631, was issued on 25 February 2014.

The release profile of Xartemis XR combines Mallinckrodt-proprietary technology and Depomed's advanced Acuform drug delivery technology. Between the Mallinckrodt and Depomed patent families, Mallinckrodt believes Xartemis XR will have strong patent protection for its novel features.

Mallinckrodt president and CEO Mark Trudeau noted Xartemis XR, a key driver in the company's near-term pipeline, represents an important component of its strategy to unlock continued potential and grow its branded specialty pharmaceutical portfolio.

"Mallinckrodt's patent, which includes the product's release profile, underscores our ability to effectively leverage our core formulation capabilities and partnerships," Trudeau added.
 






I am a bit confused. I found the pasted article below a with a simple Google search for Xartemis...

http://processandproduction.pharmac...ives-us-patent-for-xartemis-xr-260214-4184953

As the DEA asked us to hold our launch? I don't get it...
*******

Mallinckrodt receives US patent for Xartemis XR
Published 26 February 2014

Mallinckrodt has announced that it was granted a patent from the US Patent and Trademark Office which contains composition claims directed to unique design, formulation, pharmacokinetic, and release characteristics of Xartemis XR.

Xartemis XR (formerly known as MNK-795) is an investigational extended-release oral formulation of oxycodone and acetaminophen that has been studied with twice daily dosing for the management of acute pain in a post-surgical model.

If approved, Xartemis XR will be the first oxycodone and acetaminophen combination medication specifically designed with immediate- and extended-release components. The patent, US Patent Number 8,658,631, was issued on 25 February 2014.

The release profile of Xartemis XR combines Mallinckrodt-proprietary technology and Depomed's advanced Acuform drug delivery technology. Between the Mallinckrodt and Depomed patent families, Mallinckrodt believes Xartemis XR will have strong patent protection for its novel features.

Mallinckrodt president and CEO Mark Trudeau noted Xartemis XR, a key driver in the company's near-term pipeline, represents an important component of its strategy to unlock continued potential and grow its branded specialty pharmaceutical portfolio.

"Mallinckrodt's patent, which includes the product's release profile, underscores our ability to effectively leverage our core formulation capabilities and partnerships," Trudeau added.

This is a patent technology approval not an FDA approval; these are not the same thing.