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King receives FDA approval for Thrombin-JMI revised labeling

King Pharmaceuticals has reported that the FDA has approved revised labeling for its Thrombin-JMI as a result of continuous enhancements the company has made with respect to its manufacturing processes for the product.

The company said that the revised labeling recognizes the capability of King’s enhanced processes to reduce Factor V light chain content to undetectable levels using currently available methodologies.

The new labeling states: “Thrombin-JMI has been chromatographically purified and further processed by ultrafiltration. Analytical studies demonstrate the current manufacturing process’s capability to remove significant amounts of extraneous proteins, and result in a reduction of Factor Va light chain content levels below the limit of detection of semi-quantitative Western Blot assay (<92 ng/mL, when reconstituted as directed). The clinical significance of these findings is unknown." Craig Paterson, senior director, medical development, King Pharmaceuticals, said: "This new labeling for Thrombin-JMI reflects King's commitment to continually enhance the processes utilized in the manufacture of this product for the benefit of surgeons, healthcare professionals and patients."