How a peptide becomes a medicine · Part 2: Approval
What FDA reviews
Lesson 6.2.2 · 7 min read · Professional plan
What you'll learn
- FDA asks three questions: safe and effective with benefits over risks, appropriate labeling, and adequate manufacturing.
- The core evidence comes from adequate and well-controlled studies with a proper control group.
- A team of specialists reviews the data, inspectors check trial sites, and advisory committees can give outside advice.
- Standard review takes 6 to 10 months. Priority Review aims for 6.
- A complete response letter means "not in its current form" and lists what's wrong.
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