REMS Standardization Gets Boost From Lotronex Sticker Review
Executive Summary
FDA’s Drug Safety and Risk Management Advisory Committee endorses replacing paper-based verification system for the irritable bowel syndrome drug with an electronically integrated process that the agency seems to favor; the electronic system currently is used in the REMS for transmucosal immediate-release fentanyl products.
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