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`November 11, 2013
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`To:
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`Anita Kumar
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`From: Dr. Tony Palmieri
`Dr. Vivian Gray
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`Re:
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`Endo Pharms., Inc. v. Amneal Pharms., LLC, Case No. 1:12-cv-8115 (S.D.N.Y.)
`Formulation and Testing Protocol of Controlled-Release Oxymmphone Tablets
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`The following memorandum sets forth a protocol to formulate controlled-release
`oxymorphone hydrochloride as disclosed in WO 01/08661 A2 (Maloney) and to conduct in vitro
`dissolution testing of sample batches under the conditions detailed in U.S. Patent Nos. 8,309,122
`and 8,309,216, which are recited below. As you prepare and test these tablets, please be sure to
`record any variables (e.g., air compression) that you may need to adjust but are not explicitly
`noted below. Retain copies of documents and information generated during the manufacture and
`testing of the sample batch, including but not limited to lab notebooks, batch records, and
`calibration curves.
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`I. Create Sample Batches of Controlled-Release Tablets Containing Oxymorphone
`Hydrochloride
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`Subparts A and B outline the formulas and steps required to formulate and
`manufacture two batches of at least 1,000 controlled-release tablets each.
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`A. Formula #1
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`The formula for the first sample batch of controlled-release tablets should include the
`following ingredients by weight:
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`INGREDIENT
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`AMOUNT
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`30 mg (20% w/w)
`Oxymorphone hydrochloride
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`39.5% w/w
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`Lactose, NF (Fast Flo)
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`Amberlite IRP 69M Fine
`Particle Size
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`Methocel KIOOM (Premium)
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`B. Formula #2
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`The formula for the second sample batch of controlled-release tablets should include the
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`Oxymorphone hydrochloride
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`C. Manufacturing Steps
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`In manufacturing the sample batch of controlled-release tablets, please follow these steps
`in order. Please let us know immediately if you need to deviate from these steps in any
`manner.
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`Obtain Amberlite IRP 69M Fine Particle Size. If Fine Particle Size is not
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`available, please process the Amberlite by passing it through a 325 mesh (U.S. Standard
`mesh size) or by using other conventional methods to achieve a mean particle size that is
`about 27 Jlm, or at least less than 44-50 Jlffi
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`Then mix the batch for 5 minutes;
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`Then compress the final blend to form tablets using a conventional tablet
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`extended-release dosage forms.
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`II. Testing of Dissolution Rate of Sample Batches Created in Step 1
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`The steps below outline in vitro dissolution tests, using six samples from each batch
`created in part I. For the "USP Paddle Method," see Attachment A at § 711, Dissolution for
`explanation on the parameters of the USP Paddle Method.
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`Please perform the following in vitro dissolution testing method: USP Paddle
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`For each tablet and pH tested, measure and record below the release of
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