`RESEARCH
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`APPLICATION NUMBER:
`210455Orig1s000
`PRODUCT QUALITY REVIEW(S)
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`QUALITY ASSESSNIENT
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`Recommendation: Approval
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`NDA 210455
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`Review #1
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`Drug Name/Dosage
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`SYMTUZA (Darunavir, Cobicistat, Eniricitabine, and Tenofovir
`Alafenamide) Tablets
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`800mg]1 50mg/200mg/10mg (Fixed Dose Conbo)
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`Route of
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`Admins tration
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`Rx/OTC Dispensed
`A
`a Imam
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`Janssen
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`us agent, if applicable—
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`SUBMISSION(S)
`REVIEWED
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`DOCUMENT
`DATE
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`DISCIPLINE(S) AFFECTED
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`“—
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`Stephen Miller
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`DISCIPLINE
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`Drug Slbstance
`& Drug Master Files
`' Product & Labelin
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`I
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`Quality Review Team
`PRIMARY REVIEWER
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`SECONDARY REVIEWER
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`Mohd Slmhjalmn Kabir
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`Charles Jewell
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`Andrei Ponta
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`Bala'ee Shamm ' am
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`Process & Microbiology
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`Iwom Weidlich
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`Facility
`Biolnnmceutics
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`Daniel DeCiero
`Zhuo'un Joan Zhao
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`Arwa El Hagrasy
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`Ying Zhang
`Elsbeth Chikhale
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`Envionmental Assessment
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`James Laurenson
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`Michael (Scott) Furness
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`Regulatory Bus'ness
`Process Manager
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`Application Technical Lead
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`LIE Rivera
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`Executive Summary
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`Quality Review Data Sheet
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`1. RELATED/SUPPORTING DOCUMENTS
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`A. DMFs:
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`Item
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`See DS
`summry
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`See DS
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`smmnry
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`See DP
`review
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`See DP
`review
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`Date Reviewmm mm Comm
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`18825
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`Type II
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`Type III (if
`applicable)
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`Type IV (if
`applicable)
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`B. Other Documents: HVD, RLD, or sister applications
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`DOCUMENT
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`APPLICATION NUMBER
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`DESCRIPTION
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`IND for this product
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`— 1ND 113456
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`2. CONSULTS
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`DISCIPLINE
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`STATUS RECOMMENDATION -w
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`Phanmcology/Toxicology _—-—
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`Executive Sulmnary
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`Executive Summary
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`I.
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`Recommendations and Conclusion on Approvability
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`This NDA '6 recommended ibr APPROVAL fiom the product quality perspective.
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`H. Sunny of Quality Assessments
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`A. Product Overview
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`Th's nnnolithic film-coated table containing 4 active ingredients and '3 indicated for HIV
`treatnnnt. Cobicistat is a CYP3A inhibitor intended to increase the plasnn levels of
`darunavir.
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`Proposed Indication(s) including
`Intended Patient Population
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`Treatment of HIV infection in patients 12 years and
`older
`09(4)
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`dose Maxinmm Daily Dose
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`Duration of Treatment
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`Chronic, until resistance develops
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`One tablet per day taken with food
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`Alternative Methods of
`Adnl'nistration
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`Instructions tbr splitting hto two pieces using a
`tablet-cutter, and imundiately consuming the entire
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`B. Quality Assessment Overview
`Drug Substances:
`The CMC 'nfimmtion of the drug substance, darunavir ethanolate, '5 cross-refirenced
`to DMF 18825 (Jamsen Phanmceutica NV is the holder). This DMF was last reviewed
`by M. Kabir on Oct 17, 2017 and lbund adequate. NDA 210455 also cross-refirenced the
`approved NDA 21976 sponsored by Jamsen Products LP and the IND 62477 spomored
`by Janssen Research and Development LIE. The specification provided in NDA 210455
`'6 tighter than the specification provided in the DMF 18825, and includes
`W0 particle
`size control as well as chemical attrbutes.
`
`The CMC ilfimmtion of the drug substance, cobicistat on silicon dioxide, 'n cross-
`refierenced to DMF
`W0 is the holder). DMF # W0 reviewed
`by M. Kabir on Apr 4, 2018 and found adequate. No fithher armndrrent is submitted to
`date. The applicant abo cross-referenced these approved applications: NDA 207561
`Genvoya, NDA 203094 Tybost, and NDA 205395 Prezcobix The specifications lbr
`cobicistat on silhon dioxide proviied in NDA 210455 '5 equivabnt to the specifications
`provided tbr flie approved reference NDA 203094 and conparable with the specification
`provided in DMF
`00(4) of the cobic'stat on silicon
`diox'fle.. The difference in the acceptance crierion
`00(4) between the
`NDA (none detected) and the DMF (NMT g%
`09(4)). The applicant clarified in file
`NDA armndnnnt of Mar 6, 2018 that Synlum tabbts Will only bermnulactured wing
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`cobicistat on silicon dioxide that meets the acceptance criteria
`l'sted in the NDA.
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`(we)
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`is cross-referenced to the
`The CMC 'nlbrnntion of the drug substance, emtricitabine,
`approved NDA 21500 Eniriva, and these approved applications are also referenced:
`NDA 21752 Truvada, NDA 207561 Genvoya, and NDA 208215 Descovy. The
`specification for errlricitabine provided in fllis, NDA 210455, is equivalent to the
`specification provided for ii the refierenced NDA 21752, and includes
`00(4) particle
`size control as well as chemical attrbutes.
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`The CMC inlbmntion of the drug substance, tenofovir alafenamide fumarate (IAF), is
`cross-referenced to the approved NDA 207561 Genvoya, and NDA 208215 Decovy is
`also referenced. The specification tor TAF provided in NDA 210455 '3 equivalent
`to the
`specification provided in these referenced NDAs, and includes
`0W) particle size
`control and melting poilt, as well as chemical attrbutes.
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`Elenrntal analyses were conducted on six drug product batches as per ICH Q3D and the
`results are i) he wih the ICH Q3D guilelines. The applicant agreed (May 10, 2018
`anendnlant)
`09“) in the specifications for
`the drug Slbstances. The revised specificatiom will be provided through the annual report
`submsions in early 2019, both fix the NDAs and the DMFs.
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`For additimal infinntion, see Mohd Shahjahan Kabir’s Drug Slbstance Review, below.
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`Drug Product:
`(m4)
`Synrum 's a fixed dose, immediate release conbntion tablet containing
`darunavir ethanolate
`(m4) mg of cobic'stat
`(”N0 200.0 mg of
`emtricitabine, and 11.2 mg of tenofbv'r alafenmide finmrate (equivalent to 10.0mg
`tenoibvir alafemmide).
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`Syntum tablets are yellow, film-coated tablets (22 mm by 10 11m in she) fliat are
`debossed with “8121” on one side and “JG” on the other. Drug product specifications
`were based on release data from 16 drug product batches used in clinical and stability
`studies, pin stability results.
`09(4)
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`The label contaiis the following instructiom, “For patients who are umble to swallow the
`whoka tablet, SYMIUZA my be split iito two pieces using a tablet-cutter, and the entire
`dose should be consurmd immd'ntely alter splitting” Note that the drug product does
`not contain a fimctionl score lire. Spliting the tablets is only to facilitate administration,
`not to create anoflier drug product dose. The inpact of splitting tablets has been studied
`in the Phase 1 study TMC114FD2HIXIOO4, us'ng the commrcial drug product
`tbrmlhtion The PK data assessed as part of file study dennnstrated that the relative
`bioavailability (Cmax, AUClast, and AUCoo) of the diflerent conponents (darlmavir,
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`cobicistat, emtricitabine, and tenoibvir alaienamide) was not impacted, except fit an 11%
`decrease in tenotbvir ahfiemmile Cmax, whi:h '5 not considered clini:ally rehvant. The
`labeling imtluction fir splitting the table and comuming the entire dose immediately '3
`acceptable from the product quality perspective.
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`09(4)
`Syntum tablets are packaged in a high-density polyethylene bottle, with
`child—resistant closure, toil 'nduction seal, and a desiccant pouch. Each bottle contain 30
`tablets. Rebase and stability data were provided on 3 primary stability batches produced
`at the commrcial drug product nnmrlacturing facility
`00(4). The three
`batches were produced at approximately 42% of the intended comrc'nl batch size. A
`36-111mm expiration dating period '3 granted based on acceptable stability data of 24
`Imnths at 25 °C /60% RH and 30 °C /75%, and 6 nnnths at 40 °C /75% when Syntuza 's
`stored at USP Controlled Room Tenperature in the commrcial 120-cc HDPE bottkes. In-
`use stability data ako hdbates tint the drug product remains stable lbr 6 weeks at 25
`°C/60% RH and 30 °C/75% RH.
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`For additioml infirntion, see Andrei Ponta’s Drug Product Review, below.
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`Biopharmaceutics :
`The following acceptance criteria and d'ssolution Imfliods are acceptable, based on
`evaluation of dissohtion data provided in the application:
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`Acceptable Dissolution Method and Acceptance Crltcrta
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`Component
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`.I’ccd.ppUaSratus.RPMS}
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`Medium
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`I
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`.
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`Volume
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`Dissolved
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`Cumulative “IoofDrug
`I (II)
`'I
`. Q= :Iat:0minutes
`‘Q:
`0 at 15 umlulcs
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`(Label Claim) '
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`_obicistat II (Paddle)
`‘
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`,
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`Citrate Phosphate Buffer.
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`PH4-3
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`No brilging study ‘3 needed as the proposed commrcial Emulation, presentation and
`drug product namrlacturing site is the sane as that of the drug product used '11 the Phase
`III studies.
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`For additioml infirution, see Zmojun (Joan) Zhao’s Bioplnrnnceutbs Review, below.
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`Process:
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`CFR 25.31(a), which is fit actions that do not increase the use of active nniety. Forthe
`other three s1bstames, the applicant claimed excllsions in accordance with 21 CFR
`25.31(b), which is fin actions fliat increase the use of the active moiety, but ibr whbh the
`estinmed concentration of the substance at the point of entry into the aquatic
`environnnnt—tlxe expected introduction comentrat'nn (EIC)—will bebebw 1 part per
`billbn (1 ppb). The required statean ofno extraordinary circumstances was inchded
`ibr the latter three substances, and was infierred ibr the darumvir.
`'Ihe chins ibr an
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`exclusion from an EA are acceptable.
`For additional infimmtion, see Janns Lauremon’s EA Review, below.
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`C. Special Product Quality Labeling Recommendations (NDA only)
`Product quality reconnendatiom for label'ng have been conveyed to the 0ND PM fi)r
`consideration as the labeling 's finalized. See Andrei Ponta’s Labeling Review, bebw.
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`D. Final RiskAssessment (see Attachment)
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`Digitally signed by Stephen Miller
`Date: 6/13/2018 02:25:07PM
`GUID: 508da7210002a000609476bbecd040f0
`Comments: ATL for NDA 210455
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`QUALITY ASSESSMENT
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`BIOPHARMACEUTIC S
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`Product Background:
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`NDA: 210455 (505(b)(l)).
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`Drug Product Name / Strength: SYMTUZA (Darlmavir, Cobicistat, Erntricitabine
`Tenotbv'r Ahfenamide) IR Tablets, 800 rug/150 mg/200 rug/10 mg
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`and
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`Route of Administration: Oral
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`Applicant Name: Janssen Products, LP
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`Review Summary:
`'8 indicated as a conplete
`The proposed fixed dose corrbination (FDC) SYMTUZA tablet
`reg'men ibr the treatment ofHIV-1 inflection in adults and pediatric patients 12 years of age and
`older.
`
`This 505(b)(l) New Drug Application does not contain a new chemical entity (NCE). The
`proposed FDC drug product contains the fifllowing tour drug substances:
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`0 Danmavir
`protease.
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`(D), an inhibitor of the human immunodeficiency virus
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`(HIV-l)
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`Cobicistat (C), a PK enhancer of Damnavir.
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`Emtricitabine
`(NRTI).
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`(F), a mickeoside
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`analog HIV-1 reverse tramcrbtase inhibitor
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`o Tenoibvir Ahfenamide (TAF), a nuckaoside analog HIV-l reverse tramcr'ptase
`inhibitor.
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`The Biopharrmceutics review '3 focused on the evaluation and acceptability of the proposed
`dissolution methods and acceptance criter'n and the evaluation of the need for bridging.
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`Based onflie provided d'ssolution data, the ibllowing d'ssohltion methods and acceptance criteria
`are acceptable:
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`Accepafle Dissolution Mthod and Acceptance Criteria
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`Conponent
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`AUSaratus
`pp
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`S
`(RPIMs)
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`Medium
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`Volume
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`Curmlative % ofDrug
`Dissolved
`(label Claim)
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`(5)
`Q (4)
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`.
`at 30 mnutes
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`_Danmvir
`_obicistat lI (Paddle)
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`-11—ricitabiue/Tenofov11'Alafenamde
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`2% Tweenm 0.05 M
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`Phosphate Buifer. pH 3.0
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`Citrate Phosphate Butfer.
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`pH4.2
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`900le|::
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`:It:0mnutes
`at 15 ninutes
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`ibrnnlation, presentation and drug
`No bridg'ng study '3 needed as the proposed commercial
`product manufacturing site is the same as that of the drug product wed in the Phase 1]] stud'es.
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`List Subnl'ssions being reviewed (table):
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`Recommendation:
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`Subnl'ssion(s) Reviewed Document Date
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`Origiml Subn'msion
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`9/22/2017
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`From the Bioplnrrmceutics perspective, NDA 210455 ibr SYMI'UZA (Darumvir, Cobicistat,
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`Emtlicitabine and Tenoibvir Ahfienamide)
`recommended ibr APPROVAL.
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`IR Tablets, 800 mg/150 mg200 mg10 mg '3
`
`Th's 505(b)(1) New Drug Application does not contain a new chemical entity (NCE). The
`proposed FDC drug product contain the following four dmg substances:
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`REVIEW
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`(HIV-1) protease
`(D), an inhibitor of the human inmunodeficiency virus
`0 Damnavir
`developed by the Applicant
`and approved i1 NDA 21976 Premlta® (Damnavir
`ethanolate) tablets.
`approved in NDA 203094 Tybost®
`o Cobic'stat
`(C), a PK enhancer of Darunavir,
`(Cobicistat) tablets, NDA 206353 Evotaz® (Atamnavir Sulfiite and Cobicistat) Tablets,
`NDA 207561 Genvoya® (Cobicistat; Elvitegravir; Etmicitabine; Tenotovir Alafiemmide
`Fumarate) Tablets, NDA 205395 Prezocobix® (Cobicistat and Darunavir Etlmnolate)
`tablets and NDA 203100 Stnbild® (Cobic'stat; Elvitegiavir; Enmicitabine and Tenofovir
`D'Boproxil merate) Tablets.
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`0
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`Fmtlicitabine (F), a nucleoside analog HIV-1 reverse transcriptase inhibitor, approved in
`NDA 21500 Emhiva® (enlricitabine) Capsules
`and NDA 21896 Emtriva®
`(eniricitabine) solution
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`0 Tenolbvir Alafenamile (TAF), a nucleoside analog HIV-l reverse transcriptase inhibitor,
`approved in NDA 208215 Descovy® (Emtlicitabine and Tenotbvir Alafenamide) tablets,
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`BCS Designation
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`The Applicant did not request an oflicial BCS designation.
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`Drug Substance Solubility:
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`Sohlbflity of the dmg substances are provided as shown below:
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`Table l Solubility Profiles of Drug Substance
`Solubility
`(m’ulL) '
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`pH at Solution
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`Solvent
`0.1 N H(‘1
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`l'SPvPli. Eur.
`Solubility Dessrription
`Soluble
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`_ tat
`C b.
`° “‘5
`20°C
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`t
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`a
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`SOttA'lacetrc acid _— Sparingly soluble
`50m.“sodiumphmpmbm n“ Manny-Mutt
`50 tu.\l sodium phosphate buffer
`'.'.5
`Practically insoluble
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`
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`
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` a
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`50 nt.\1 sodium phosphate bufl'ei'
`Water
`lktuuuued using reference standard lot RSI-With! at 20 * S “t"
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`8.2 “ Practically insoluble
`Practically inwlublc
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`I'SP/PI. Eur. Solubility Description
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`_
`.
`Cobmstat _on
`Simon (home
`0
`at 20 C
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`0 l N 11C] n Spariugly soluble
`0.01 N HCl
`Slightly soluble
`50 mM sodium acetate buffer. pll 1.5 — Slightly soluble
`50 mM sodium phosphate buffer. pH 6.8
`Practically insohtble
`-_
`Solubility ol'eobieistat measured from a suspension of cobieistat on silicon dioxide. detcnnincd from lot PP-1001-0002 at
`a
`20 J. 5 ‘C. The pH ofthe final solution was not determined.
`Solubility in g-'100 in].
`Ph. EuruUSP Definition
`21-! of Solution
`Solution
`Very slightly soluble
`7.6
`0.015
`Water
`Very slightly soluble
`10
`0.096
`0.1 N H(‘l
`Very slightly soluble
`2.]
`0.025
`0.01 N H(‘l
`Very slightly soluble
`2.0
`0.025
`Citrate-PIC] Buffer pH 2
`Very slightly soluble
`50
`0.013
`(‘iti'ate-NaOH BulIer pH 5
`Very slightly solttble
`7.0
`0.014
`Phosphate Buffer pH 7
`Very slightly soluble
`90
`0.016
`Bomte-KCl-NaOH Buffer pH 9
`Very slightly soluble
`12.0
`0.014
`Phosphate-NaOH Bufier pH 12
`Very slightly soluble
`1.1
`0.083
`Simulated Gastric Fluid
`
`Simulated Intestinal Fluid
`0.016
`74
`Very slightly soluble
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`Solvent
`
`
`
`Solvent
`
`0.1 N HCl
`
`0.1 N NaOH
`Methanol
`
`Water
`Acetonimle
`
`Isopropyl acetate
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`Solubility (ing’inL)
`
`l'SPfPII. Eur. Solubility Desct'iplion
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`_
`
`-
`
`.
`
`Freely soluble
`
`Freely soluble
`Freely soluble
`
`Freely soluble
`Slightly soluble
`
`Very slightly soluble
`
`Aqueous Merlin
`Water. pH 2.0 tH('l)
`Water. final pH 3.8
`Water. pH 4.5 (20 mM acetate buffer)
`Water. p11 6.8 (50 um phasplmte buffer»
`Water. p11 8.0 t 50 um pho>phate buffert
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`Solublllty‘ (mgImIJ
`.
`.
`..
`‘.
`‘
`
`.
`.
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`l‘Sl’fPli. l-Zur. Solubility
`Description
`Soluble
`Spanmzly soluble
`Slightly soluble
`Slightly soluble
`Slightly soluble
`
`Permeability:
`
`No data are provided.
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`Drug Substances:
`Darunavir
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`
`
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`Cobicistat
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`Emlricitabine
`
`
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`Formulation:
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`The proposed dmg product '3 a yellow-brown, caps11b-slnpe¢ immediate rekase D/C/F/TAF
`FDC film-coated - tablet debossed wifll “8121” on one side and “JG” on the other.
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`Table 2: leitative and Quantitative Corrposition of the Drug Product
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`
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`Dissolution Method and Acceptance Criteria
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`The Applicant proposes two d'ssolution methods (Table 4), based on the diflierence in dose and
`sohbility of the 4 drug s1bstances in the proposed FDC drug product.
`
`0 The proposed dissolution rmthod ibr Darumv't is the sane as the approved nethod in the
`Applicant’s NDA 21976 Prezistao (Darumvir) Tablets, 600 mg 1 and method ibr
`Dammvir
`in the Applicant’s NDA 205395 Prezocobix® (Cobicistat and Darunavir
`Ethanohte) tabbtsz.
`
`(Prirmry Review), finaldate 12/18/2017
`1 DARRTS: NDA 21976, REV-QUALBIOPHARM-Zl
`2 \\cds es ub l\e\-'§prod\nda205395\0045\nfi\3 2-b ody-data\322-drug-pro d\active-all-pres entations\322 5-contr-drug-
`rod\32 52-ana
`- roc\ana
`ical— roced1ue-dar—ds-tm-12983. df
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`and Tenofovir
`ibr Cobicistat, Elmicitabine
`nlefliod
`o The proposed d'ssolution
`Ahfiemmide is the sauna as the approved method ibr Cobic'stat in the Applicant’s NDA
`205395 Prezocobix® (Cobic'stat and Darunavir Eflnnohte) tablets 3.
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`Table 4: Proposed Dissolution Methods
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`Tenofiwir
`
`‘
`
`
`
`.
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`2% Tween in 0.05 M phosphate
`Bufl‘er, pH 3.0
`
`.
`Citrate Phosphate Bufl‘er, pH 4.2
`
`mm
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`The Applicant provided justification for the choice of d'ssolution apparatus, d'ssolution medium,
`and agitation speed ibr each method in the Phanmceut'nal Development Report (Module 3.2.P.2).
`
`Dissolution Method for Danmavir (DS-IMD-l7520)
`
`
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`3 \\cds es ub 1\evspmd\uda205395\0000\nfi\3 2-b ody-data\3ZQ-dmg-pro d\active-all-pres entations\329 5-contr-dmg-
`pmd\32252-anabat-prodanaMical-procedure-cob-di-OW396.2df
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`Reviewer’s Assesunt: Ampable.
`tin proposed dissolt'nn rmflnd (DS-'IMD-l7522) fir
`Based on the proviied 'nfimmt'nn,
`Cobnistat/Ennricitabire/Tenofivir Ahfirmnile '3 :
`A
`:
`‘
`e
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`FDC dug prodmt. The proposed d'ssoh'nn nelhod
`
` orprocess pararmters.
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`Dissolution Acceptance Criteria: Acceptable
`
`The Applicant proposed the iblbwing dissoht'nn acceptance criter'n based on the dissolution
`resuls obtaimd on the plnse II[ cl'n'nal batches (SBCI-I, SXVC,
`'INYC and TN'YF)s and
`reg'stration batches (S'IKF, S'IKG and STKH).
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`Component
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`Damnavir
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`Cobicistat
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`Tenofiwir
`t] E
`'de
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`rntricitabn
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`(Q)at15m'“
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`Dissolved (label Chin) -
`o(Q)at30
`Curmhtive %ofDrug
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`/o((Q)at20 l
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`Darlmavir
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`'Ihe Applitant proposed an acceptance criterion of Q
`dissolution profibs (Figll'e 7) andthe amomt ofS2
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`0 at 30 nines based on the average
`testing requied.
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`Figure 7D'ssoht'nn Profiles of Darunavi' fin Representative Batches
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`
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`Cobicistat
`'I‘he App]i:ant proposed an aoceptame crierion of Q =-% at 20 mines based on the average
`d'ssolntion profiles (Figure 8) and the annmt ofSZ and S3 testing requied.
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`Emlricitabine
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`The Applbant states that Enlr'citabine 's a higlly sohbb conpound, which '3 dissolved within
`15 mimtes innedia covering flme hysiologbal pHIange (1-6.8)and 11113 the Applhant proposed
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`an acceptance criterion ofQi at 15 miIutes.
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`figure 9 D'ssolution Profiles of Enticitabine fin Representative Batches
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`
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`Tenofovir Alafenamide
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`The Appl'nant states tint Enlr'nitabine k a highly sohble conpound, which '3 dissolved within
`15min1tes inmed'n covering
`hysiobg'nal pHrange (1-6.8)and thus the Applicant proposed
`an acceptance criten'on of Q
`0 at 15 mimites.
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`Figure 10 Dissohtion Profiles of Tenoibvi Ahfienamide fir Representative Batches
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`Reviewer’s Assess-t:
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`'IIBAppEaII’s proposeddissoh'nn acceptame crier'n areacceptabh basedonthe proviled
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`data (Figures 7-10 am] QM).
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`Bridging of Formulations: NlA
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`No bridging "s needed as the proposed commercial Emulation 6001 (iJchlding tie debossing,
`yellow film-coat and nnnutactu'ing sie) was used '11 file D/C/F/I‘AF pivotal Phase 3 studies
`'IMC1141FD3013
`and
`'IMC114FD2HI'X3001,
`and
`'n
`a
`bioequivalence
`study
`(TMC114FD2HTX1001)
`that compared the imended commrchl D/C/F/I'AF FDC GOO]
`fimnlation to the conbirntbn ofthe separate agms (DRV + COBI + F/I‘AF).
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`R
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`Regional Information
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`Comparability Protocols: None
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`Post-Approval Commitments: None
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`Lifecycle Management Considerations: None
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`List ofDeficiencia: None
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`Recommendations:
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`From the Bbplmrmceutics perspective, NDA 210455 ibr SYMI'UZA (Darlmv't, Cobicistat,
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`Fmtrbitabine and Tenoibvir Alafienamide)
`recommnded ibr APPROVAL.
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`IR Tablets, 800 rug/150 rug/200 rug/10 mg '3
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`Primary Biopharmaceutics Reviewer Name and Date: Zhuojun Joan Zhao, PILD. 2/22/2018
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`Secondary Reviewer Name and Date: Elsbeth Chikltale, PILD. 3/40018
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`APPENDIX I: Drug Product Batches Employed in Clinical Studies
`Ding Subsmnce
`A—
`Lot
`Packaged Batch
`sm
`Date
`Identification
`
`Damnavir: A15CC1 164a Janssen Colt)
`Cobicisnt PP-1001-4018
`Emidubine: 1057142
`Tenofiwitmac: 5477-P56/lS—003'-
`Damnavir. A15CC1160‘(Janssen Cotk), A15CC1163'
`(Janssm ka)
`Cobicisut: PP-1001-4018"- PP-1001-3026"
`cm '
`: PP-OO664011"
`PP-0066-4056"
`PP—0066-4043
`Ahfenamide:
`
`eno
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`-
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`w-
`Damnlvir. A15DC1261'ganssen Cork)
`Cobicimt: PP-1001-3026
`Emicihbine: 1057142
`Tenofovir Ahfmmnide: 73
`
`-
`
`-
`
`(Gilead Alberta)
`
`Duunmrit: AlSDClZGl' Janssen Cork)
`Cobicimt: PP-1001-3026
`Enmicihbine: 1057142
`
`Tenofiovit Ahfmnnide: 7340-03-DC-7P'l (Gilead Alberta)
`Damnnvir: A15CC1163' Jansen)
`Cobidml: PP-1001-3026
`Enniciubine: PP-0066-40
`Tenofiovir Ahfemmide: 7
`
`(Gilead)
`
`0mm: Al4GCl987‘Umssen). A14GC1989' (1mm)
`Cobiu'sut: PP-1001-2016
`Emm'ciubine: PP
`Tenofiovir Allfenlmide: 547 -
`
`Formulation
`
`Batch
`Size
`(kg)
`
`24 Apr 2016
`
`6001
`
`19 Novembel' 2015
`
`G001
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`VPVP, VPVS
`(VPVN)
`
`Pallleornf
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`6 October 2015
`
`6001
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`TYYFVFBS
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`Pullmanf
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`16 Sept. 2015
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`6001
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`ma-
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`Pallet»:f
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`25 June 2015
`
`6001
`
`sxv1=-
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`13 February 2015
`
`0001
`
`
`
`cummsm
`Identification/Stability Use
`
`TMCI 14FD2H'1'X3001
`
`TMCl 141FD3013
`
`TMCl 14FD2HTX3001
`(VPVS)
`TMC1141FD3013 (WVS)
`Ill—use Subility (VPVP)
`
`mc1 1411153013 (nnm
`TMClMI-‘DZH'IXSOOI
`(TYYF)
`may (VFBS)
`TMCl l411-‘D3013
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`TMCI 14101211130001
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`
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`— .A' n
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`acumen-annu- ‘
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`Drug Substance
`Lot
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`Mannfictun'ng
`Site
`
`Date
`
`Foundation
`
`Packaged Batch
`Batch
`Clinical Study
`Identification
`Size
`Identification/Stability Use
`
`TMCl l4FD21-1TX1002
`
`Damnavir: Al41-‘C1863' (Ianssen)
`sncr- pm‘
`29 August 2014
`6001
`'1'MC1 14IFD3013
`Cobicistt: PP-1001-2016'
`Emicithine' PP-0066-4011
`Tennfovit Alafenamide: 5477-?56-13-401-
`Darunavil': 211319064 EIAO61'(Janssen)
`Cohicistt 93SO‘CC-2l”l (Gilead)
`Emnicithine: ”COS-1100106
`Tenofiovir Alafenamide: 7340—0 -
`
`DB] 103131,
`DB] 10332
`(DBllO3B)
`
`ea
`
`Palheon‘
`
`12 October 2011
`
`Phase 1
`
`
`
`
`
`GS-US-299-0101
`(DBl 103B 1)
`GS-US-299-0102
`(DBl 10331, DBl 10332)
`
`Damnavit: 21619064 EIAO61' (Janssen),
`ZRSl9064EID491'O
`Cohicistt: PP-1001-1002
`
`Emnidthine: ”m
`
`Tenofiovit Alafenamide: 7340-031-AC-1Pd (Gilead)
`
`D31201131
`(DBIZOIB)
`
`Palheon‘
`
`25 May 2012
`
`Phase 2
`
`GS-US-299-0102
`
`
`
`
`Damnavir: A12FC2130' (Janssen)
`Cohieistt: 9350-CC-31"l (Gil
`
`Emicithine: ”COS-1101231 l . F'l‘C05-11011261f
`W: 7340-03-DC-2P‘(Gi1ead)
`
`' Janssenl’halmacenficaLLitdeIslnniCo.CiIIe1-1d
`
`DBIZMBI
`(DBIZMB)
`
`Palheon'
`
`28 November 2012
`
`Phase 2
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`GS-US-299-0102
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`GileadAlhenaULC
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`Al
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`Canada
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`APPENDIX 11: Batch Overview of Release Dissolution Results6
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`l. Dammvir
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`Dissolution
`
`5min
`
`10min
`
`Mean Percent Dissolved (Minimum-Maximum)
`15min
`20min
`30min
`45min
`
`60min
`
`90min
`
`Batch
`STKF
`
`STKG
`
`STKH
`
`SBCHa
`
`SXVC”
`
`TNYC
`
`TNYF
`
`36
`
`(34—39)
`36
`
`(33-42)
`29
`
`(21-37)
`46
`(37—50)
`14
`(1 1-19)
`47
`
`(36-54)
`46
`
`63
`
`(62-64)
`66
`
`(63—67)
`61
`
`(55-65)
`64
`(60—67)
`46
`(39-53)
`67
`
`(36-71)
`69
`
`77
`
`(77-78)
`78
`
`(77—79)
`79
`
`(76-80)
`75
`(71—79)
`68
`(63-72)
`78
`
`(71-82)
`79
`
`86
`
`(85-86)
`87
`
`(86—87)
`87
`
`(86-88)
`82
`(78—86)
`80
`(78-82)
`85
`
`(80-88)
`86
`
`95
`
`(94-95)
`95
`
`(94—96)
`95
`
`(94-96)
`90
`(88—93)
`91
`(89-92)
`92
`
`(88-95)
`91
`
`101
`
`103
`
`104
`
`(100-101)
`101
`
`(100—102)
`101
`
`(100-102)
`97
`(95—99)
`98
`(97-99)
`97
`
`(95-98)
`97
`
`(102-103)
`104
`
`(102-105)
`103
`
`(102-104)
`98
`(97—101)
`99
`(98-100)
`98
`
`(94-99)
`98
`
`(103-104)
`105
`
`(103-106)
`104
`
`(102-104)
`99
`(98—102)
`100
`(100-101)
`98
`
`(95-100)
`99
`
`(98-100)
`(97-99)
`(96-98)
`(90-93)
`(83-87)
`(76-81)
`(64-71)
`(42-48)
`' Results reported for stability samples fi'om the 9 month time point at the 25 °C/60% RH storage (packaged batch
`SBCT) with commercial test method
`" Results reported for stability samples from the 6 month time point at the 25 °C/60% RH storage (packaged batch
`SXVF) with commercial test method
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`2. Cobicistat
`
`Batch
`
`STKF
`
`STKG
`
`STKH
`
`SBCH'
`
`SXVC"
`
`TNYC
`
`TNYF
`
`5min
`48
`
`(43-53)
`47
`
`(44-51)
`45
`
`(40-52)
`63
`
`(55-71)
`26
`(15-36)
`66
`
`(60-68)
`48
`
`10min
`74
`
`(71-75)
`74
`
`(72-75)
`74
`
`(70-77)
`79
`
`(73-85)
`64
`(49-67)
`81
`
`(78-82)
`77
`
`Dissolution
`
`Mean Percent Dissolved (Minimum—Maximum)
`15min
`20min
`30min
`45min
`83
`87
`91
`92
`
`(80-85)
`83
`
`(82-85)
`82
`
`(81-83)
`86
`
`(82-89)
`80
`(73-82)
`89
`
`(87-91)
`86
`
`(85-88)
`88
`
`(86-89)
`86
`
`(86-87)
`90
`
`(87-94)
`87
`(84—89)
`91
`
`(89-93)
`91
`
`(89-92)
`93
`
`(91-94)
`90
`
`(88-92)
`94
`
`(91 -97)
`94
`(92-95)
`94
`
`(92-96)
`95
`
`(91-93)
`96
`
`(94-98)
`93
`
`(92-95)
`95
`
`(93-97)
`96
`(94-97)
`96
`
`(94-98)
`95
`
`60min
`93
`
`(92-94)
`95
`
`(94-97)
`92
`
`(90-94)
`96
`
`(95-98)
`96
`(95-97)
`96
`
`(95—98)
`96
`
`90min
`94
`
`(92-96)
`96
`
`(94-97)
`93
`
`(92-94)
`97
`
`(95-98)
`97
`(95-99)
`96
`
`(95-99)
`97
`
`(96-98)
`(95-97)
`(94-97)
`(93-96)
`(88-94)
`(82-88)
`(74-81)
`(36-57)
`' Results reported for stability samples from the 9 month time point at the 25 °C/60% RH storage (packaged batch
`SBCT) with commercial test method
`5 Results reported for stability samples from the 6 month time point at the 25 °C/60% RH storage (packaged batch
`SX'VF) with commercial test method
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`3. Emln'citabine
`
`Batch
`STKF
`
`STKG
`
`STKH
`
`SBCl-Ia
`
`SXVC"
`
`TNYC
`
`TNYF
`
`5min
`94
`
`(92-96)
`94
`
`(92-95)
`89
`
`(84-95)
`102
`(100-103)
`55
`(30—73)
`100
`
`(97-101)
`92
`
`10min
`99
`
`(98-99)
`99
`
`(98-100)
`99
`
`(97-101)
`102
`(101-103)
`95
`(80—99)
`100
`
`(99-102)
`101
`
`Dissolution
`
`Mean Percent Dissolved (Minimum—Maximum)
`15min
`20min
`30min
`45min
`99
`99
`100
`100
`
`(98-99)
`99
`
`(98-100)
`100
`
`(98-101)
`102
`(101-103)
`100
`(98—101)
`100
`
`(99—102)
`102
`
`(99-100)
`99
`
`(98-100)
`100
`
`(99-101)
`102
`(100-103)
`101
`(99—103)
`100
`
`(99-102)
`102
`
`(99-100)
`100
`
`(99-100)
`100
`
`(99-101)
`102
`(100-103)
`102
`(100—104)
`100
`
`(99-101)
`103
`
`(99-100)
`101
`
`(98-109)
`100
`
`(99-101)
`102
`(100-103)
`102
`(100—103)
`100
`
`(99-101)
`103
`
`60min
`100
`
`(100-100)
`100
`
`(98-101)
`100
`
`(99-101)
`102
`(101-104)
`101
`(100-103)
`100
`
`(99-101)
`102
`
`90min
`100
`
`(99-101)
`100
`
`(99-101)
`101
`
`(99-101)
`102
`(101-103)
`102
`(100—104)
`100
`
`(99-102)
`104
`
`(78-100)
`
`(100-102)
`
`(101-103)
`
`(101-103)
`
`(102-105)
`
`(102-104)
`
`(102-103)
`
`(102-104)
`
`I Results reported for stability samples fi'om the 9 month time point at the 25 °CI60% RH storage (packaged batch
`SBCT) with commercial test method
`5 Results reported for stability samples from the 6 month time point at the 25 °CI60% RH storage (packaged batch
`SXVF) with commercial test method
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`4. Tenofiwir Alafienamide
`
`Batch
`STKF
`
`STKG
`
`STKH
`
`SBCH'
`
`SXVC"
`
`TNYC
`
`TNYF
`
`5min
`82
`
`(80-84)
`79
`
`(77-80)
`75
`
`(70-82)
`95
`
`(93-99)
`45
`(26-62)
`93
`
`(91-96)
`80
`
`10min
`94
`
`(93-96)
`90
`
`(89-92)
`92
`
`(91-94)
`97
`
`(93-99)
`85
`(70-92)
`96
`
`(94-98)
`95
`
`Dissolution
`
`Mean Percent Dissolved (Minimum-Maximum)
`15min
`20min
`30min
`45min
`96
`96
`95
`95
`
`(94-98)
`92
`
`(91-95)
`95
`
`(94-96)
`98
`
`(94-99)
`94
`(89-97)
`97
`
`(95-99)
`96
`
`(95-98)
`93
`
`(92-96)
`96
`
`(95-97)
`98
`
`(97-100)
`95
`(92-98)
`98
`
`(96—100)
`97
`
`(94-97)
`94
`
`(93-96)
`97
`
`(96-98)
`98
`
`(94-100)
`97
`(94-98)
`98
`
`(96-100)
`98
`
`(95-97)
`95
`
`(93-97)
`97
`
`(96-98)
`98
`
`(95-100)
`97
`(94-100)
`98
`
`(97-101)
`98
`
`60min
`96
`
`(95-98)
`95
`
`(93-98)
`98
`
`(96-99)
`99
`
`(97-102)
`98
`(95-100)
`99
`
`(96-101)
`98
`
`90min
`96
`
`(95-98)
`95
`
`(94-98)
`98
`
`(96-99)
`100
`
`(96—102)
`99
`(95-101)
`99
`
`(96—101)
`99
`
`(97-102)
`(96-101)
`(96-101)
`(96-101)
`(95-100)
`(94-98)
`(92-97)
`(67-89)
`' Results reported for stability samples from the 9 month time point at the 25 °CI60% RH storage (packaged batch
`SBCT) with commercial test method
`b Results reported for stability samples fi'om the 6 month time point at the 25 °CI60% RH storage (packaged batch
`SXVB with commercial test method
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`Elsbeth
`Chikhale
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`Digitally signed by Zhuojun Zhao
`Date: 3/07/2018 12:09:39PM
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`Digitally signed by Elsbeth Chikhale
`Date: 3/07/2018 12:18:38PM
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`A'ITACHIWENT I: Final Risk Assessments
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`A. Final Risk Assessnxent —NDA
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`a) Dmg Product
`
`Final Risk Table for Damnavir, Cobicistat, Emtricitabine, and Tenofovir Alafenamide Tablets
`From Initial Risk Identification
`ReviewAssessment
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`
`
`Attribute/
`“9”“ that
`M.“
`Risk Mitigation
`“3"“
`Lifecycle Considerations/
`CQA
`can Impact the
`Rm}
`Appmach
`RISk
`Comments
`CQA
`Ranking
`Eva].
`
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`stable n1 the tablet
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`Physical
`stability
`(solid state)
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`Based 011 cobicistat
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`Conte nt
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`Based on TAF
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`loading
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`momma-limits—
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`
`
`uniformity
`
`fissolution—
`BCS
`Class II & IV
`
`
`
`Damnanr and
`cobicistat
`
`Final Risk Assessment
`
`
`
`Stephen
`Miller
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`Digitally signed by Stephen Miller
`Date: 6/13/2018 02:22:58PM
`GUID: 508da7210002a000609476bbecd040f0
`Comments: ATL for NDA 210455
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`
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`QUALITY ASSESSNIENT
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`ENVIRONNIENTAL
`
`Smmnry: The applicant provided an environmental assessment (EA) fin darunavir, and
`
`chm fin categorical exclusions from EAs for cobic'stat, enmicitabine, and tenofiwir
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`alafenamide (TAF). FDA determined that darunavir qualifies fin anexchsion in
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`accordance with 21 CFR 25.3l(a), which is fin actions that do not increase the use of
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`active moiety. Fortle oflier three substances,
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`the applicant claimed exclusions in
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`accordance with 21 CFR 25.3l(b), which is fin actions that increase the use of the active
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`neiety, but fin which the estimated concentration of the substance at the point of entry
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`into the aquatic environnent—the expected introduction concentration (EIC)—will be
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`below 1 part per billion (1 ppb). The required statenent of no extraordinary
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`circunstances was included fin the latter three substances, and was inferred fin
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`darunavir. The chins fin an exclusion from an EA are acceptable.
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`R
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`Regional Information
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`Environmental
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`The appl'eant provided an enviromiental assessnent (EA) fin darunavir, and chins fin
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`categorical exclusiors from EAs fin cobic'stat, eniricitabine, and tenofiwir ahfe-mide
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`(TAF). For darunavir,
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`the applicant provided anEA with an EIC of
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`(moppb, chiming
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`that the EA illustrated how this substance would not result in a sigiifeant environnental
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`inpact. Both the EA and EIC are the sane as what was s1bmitted fin NDA 205395. Both
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`EAs refiar to the orighnl EA fin fliis substance, under NDA 021976. During the FDA
`reviews of the earlier EAs—under NDAs 205395 and 021976—FDA had determined that
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`darunavir woukl not result in a significant inpact on the environment. The FDA review
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`fin NDA 205395 also involved additional confirntory analys's.
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`Forthe oflier three substances—cobic'stat, emtlicitabine, and TAF—the applicant
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`submitted chins fin categorical exchsions from EAs in accordance with 21 CFR
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`25.31(b), which 's fin actiors that increase the use of the active moiety, but fin which the
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`estimated concentration of the substance at the point of entry into the aquatic
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`envionnent—the expected introduction concentration (EIC)—will be below 1 part per
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`billion (1 ppb). Exclusion chins for these substances ako have been examined in sone
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`detail in previous NDAs, ie., NDAs 205395 and 203100 fin cobic'stat, NDA 021752/S-
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`055 fin emtricitabine, and NDA 210251 fin tenofiwir (the active 1miety of TAF). The
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`required statenent of no extraordinary circumstances was included fin these substances.
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`Reviewer’s Assessment: Mdequate/Inadequate}
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`For darunavir, a categor'eal exchsion from an BA in accordance wih 21 CFR
`2531(3), which is fin actions fliat do not increase the use of active nniety,
`is more
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`appropriate than an EA because of the no increased use and the ex'sting EA The
`requied statermnt ofno extraordilary cicun‘stances, per 21 CFR 25.l5(a) and (c), is
`interred due to the submsion of anEA and the claim ofno significant environImntal
`impact. For cob'xfstat, enlrbitabine, and TAF, no indbation ofpotenti