REGARA™ across the medical product landscape.
Built for the three categories regulators evaluate differently — and configured for the standards, agencies, and submission pathways that govern each.
From Class I through PMA, with predicate intelligence and substantial equivalence drafting that holds up under review.
02IND, NDA, ANDA — across FDA, EMA, and PMDA. Module 2 summaries, labeling, and agency-question responses from a single source of truth.
03BLA, biosimilars, and advanced therapies. CMC, comparability, and the unique regulatory ground that biologics occupy.
- 01Predicate intelligence
Search by indication, technology, and substantial-equivalence proximity. Surface predicates a reviewer would actually accept.
- 02Pre-submission strategy
Q-sub drafting with precedent from prior responses on similar programs. Know the questions before they're asked.
- 03Substantial equivalence
Side-by-side comparison drafting with traceable claims and consensus-standard alignment.
- 04PMA panel preparation
Briefing books, advisory committee prep, and clinical narrative drafting with version-locked evidence.
- 05SaMD & AI/ML
Predetermined Change Control Plans, GMLP, and the cybersecurity expectations of the current FDA guidance (February 2026) — out of the box.
- 06IVD & companion diagnostics
IVDR technical documentation, performance evaluation reports, and the FDA's evolving LDT framework — handled.
- 01Module 2 summaries
Clinical and nonclinical overviews drafted from primary sources, with citations to the underlying study reports.
- 02Response to agency questions
Days, not weeks. REGARA™ assembles candidate responses with evidence; your reviewers approve, edit, or reject.
- 03Labeling negotiation
Track every label change across cycles, with precedent from similar approved labels and review-division patterns.
- 04Periodic safety reporting
PSUR / PADER / DSUR drafting with versioned safety-database integration and signal context.
- 05Generic & ANDA pathways
Bioequivalence, Q1/Q2 strategy, and labeling-carve-out support across FDA and EMA generic pathways.
- 06Post-marketing commitments
PMC and PMR tracking, with the artifacts each commitment requires drafted on schedule.
- 01BLA authoring
351(a) and 351(k) BLA drafting with CMC, nonclinical, and clinical modules cross-referenced and source-anchored.
- 02Comparability protocols
Pre- and post-approval comparability — analytical, nonclinical, and clinical — with precedent from approved programs.
- 03Biosimilar pathways
351(k), similarity rationale, and totality-of-evidence narrative. The story your biosimilar has to tell, written to FDA expectations.
- 04Cell & gene therapy
RMAT, INTERACT, and the unique CMC challenges of advanced therapies — with the FDA OTP (formerly OTAT) review patterns built in.
- 05Manufacturing changes
Prior approval supplements, CBE-30, and the analytical comparability that supports each.
- 06Pharmacovigilance
Biologic-specific PV: immunogenicity reporting, traceability, and the post-market obligations of long half-life products.
Bring a submission. We'll show you the difference.
A 60-minute working session on a project of your choosing. Under NDA, on isolated infrastructure, with your team's reviewers in the room.