product licence

It has the original spec of the product licence.

The product licence was changed to allow it to be used on up to 3 household PCs.

On the reverse side of the vial was the product licence number, followed by the batch number.

Alliances include many forms of joint venture, outsourcing agreements, product licences and co-operative research.

Last year a Harrogate firm was fined more than £6000 for importing cheap drugs without a product licence.

Major designers, with few exceptions, make their fortunes through product licences - for example, perfume or lower-priced sportswear - once they've established their names.

Sterling Winthrop. which markets paracetamol under the trade name Panadol, says that an application for a product licence is imminent.

In the UK, revenues grew 27.3% to £16.3m due to a 75% increase in sales of product licences and packages.

The factor that decides whether a product can be prescribed is whether the product appears on the blacklist rather than whether it has a product licence.

He worked as an examiner in the FDA, and was put in charge of a product licence application for Bendix Schere.

The prohibition does not apply to the sale or advertisement of any chewing gum in respect of which a product licence has been granted under the Medicines Act.

This includes 'specials' which may be made up on behalf of a pharmacist and which may not have an MCA product licence.

Manufacturing factor VIII, says Don Seymour, Speywood's new managing director, should be done under product licence with Genentech.

A press release from DHSS, dated 4 August 1982 declared Opren's product licence suspended 'with immediate effect on grounds of safety.

Opren, a drug for treating arthritis, received a product licence - which gave it the right to be marketed in the UK - in March 1980 from the then minister.

The UK's Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency has withdrawn GLA's product licence for atopic eczema.

As a general guideline, a product is standard-rated if it is the subject of a product licence or marketing authorisation issued by the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs.

Authorisation to receive DFS for the manufacture of recognised medical products (see paragraph 2.1) provides a general authority to produce any article holding an MCA product licence.

The humble petitioners of Ealing Abbey showeth' that we the undersigned wish to note with regret that the Abortion Pill mifegyne (known as RU486) has been granted a product licence.

Patheon does not own any of the licences of the products it manufactures and is often listed as the manufacturer on packaging, with the product licence holder's brand name, product name and corporate identity being used.

Details of the product name, dosage form, active ingredients and amounts should all be quoted in accordance with their product licence (if applicable) and these details will be checked against the MHRA database.

Acting on the advice of the Committee on Safety of Medicines (CSM), the UK Department of Health suspended the product licences for triazolam (Halcion) on Sept 30, 1991.

The new flexible licencing programme will also - for the first time - allow users to take a product licence for a given number of users on a local area network, irrespective of hardware platform or number of systems.

If an application is made for a certificate for a medicinal product that is not manufactured in the UK it will only be issued if the product has a UK (not EMA) product licence.

Only one in every ten thousand compounds selected ever made it through to a product licence; and it normally took between ten to fifteen years, with a development cost well in excess of one hundred million pounds, to bring a new drug to the market.