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Why the FDA Presubmission Is an Underutilized Tool

What you don’t know can definitely hurt you

Jon Speer
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Mon, 04/30/2018 - 12:03
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“I wish there was a way for the FDA to give me a heads-up about my stuff, prior to submission….”

That sentiment was really the basis behind the U.S. Food and Drug Administration’s (FDA) presubmission tool, as I was discussing recently with medical-device quality assurance and regulatory affiars expert David Amor during a webinar we did on the topic. There is always uncertainty baked into any kind of government submission process, and it’s helpful to companies if there is a way to tackle issues before submitting a 510(K).

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The FDA presubmission is a way for companies to request feedback from the agency on potential and planned medical device, biologics, and drug submissions. It’s a great service to take advantage of, although we’ve found that it tends to get underutilized.

Let’s take a look at the process and why we think it should be taken up by more medical device companies.

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