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National Agency For The Safety Of Medicine And Health Products

CERTIFICATE NUMBER: 22MPP070HFR02

CERTIFICATE OF GMP COMPLIANCE OF A MANUFACTURER(1) , (2)

Part 1

Issued following an inspection in accordance with
Art. 111(5) of Directive 2001/83/EC as amended

The competent authority of France confirms the following:

The manufacturer: Merck Sante

Site address:

Zone Industrielle, 10 Avenue Du Marechal De Lattre De Tassigny, Meyzieu, 69330, France

OMS Organisation Id. / OMS Location Id.: ORG-100000174 / LOC-100006523

Is an active substance manufacturer that has been inspected in accordance with Art. 111(1) of Directive 2001/83/EC0.

From the knowledge gained during inspection of this manufacturer, the latest of which was conducted on 2022-09-23 , it is considered that it complies with:

The principles of GMP for active substances referred to in Article 47 of Directive 2001/83/EC and an appropriate level of GMP as referred to in Article 46(f) of Directive 2001/83/EC.

This certificate reflects the status of the manufacturing site at the time of the inspection noted above and should not be relied upon to reflect the compliance status if more than three years have elapsed since the date of that inspection. However, this period of validity may be reduced or extended using regulatory risk management principles by an entry in the Restrictions or Clarifying remarks field. Updates to restrictions or clarifying remarks can be identified through the EudraGMDP website (https://eudragmdp.ema.europa.eu/). This certificate is valid only when presented with all pages and both Parts 1 and 2.

The authenticity of this certificate may be verified in EudraGMDP. If it does not appear, please contact the issuing authority.

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(1) The certificate referred to in paragraph Art. 111(5) of Directive 2001/83/ECis also applicable to importers.
(2) Guidance on the interpretation of this template can be found in the Interpretation of the Union format for GMP certificate.
(3) These requirements fulfil the GMP recommendations of WHO.

Part 2

Human Medicinal Products

Manufacture of active substance. Names of substances subject to inspection:

[182]ACAMPROSATE CALCIUM(en)

[295]FLUINDIONE(en)

[413]METFORMIN HYDROCHLORIDE(en)

3. MANUFACTURING OPERATIONS - ACTIVE SUBSTANCES

Active Substance:ACAMPROSATE CALCIUM

3.1 Manufacture of Active Substance by Chemical Synthesis

3.1.2  Manufacture of crude active substance

3.1.3  Salt formation / Purification steps:
Crystallisation

3.5 General Finishing Steps

3.5.1  Physical processing steps:
Drying grinding

3.5.2  Primary Packaging (enclosing / sealing the active substance within a packaging material which is in direct contact with the substance)

3.5.3  Secondary Packaging (placing the sealed primary package within an outer packaging material or container. This also includes any labelling of the material which could be used for identification or traceability (lot numbering) of the active substance)

3.6 Quality Control Testing

3.6.1  Physical / Chemical testing

Active Substance:FLUINDIONE

3.1 Manufacture of Active Substance by Chemical Synthesis

3.1.2  Manufacture of crude active substance

3.1.3  Salt formation / Purification steps:
Crystallisation

3.5 General Finishing Steps

3.5.1  Physical processing steps:
Drying grinding

3.5.2  Primary Packaging (enclosing / sealing the active substance within a packaging material which is in direct contact with the substance)

3.5.3  Secondary Packaging (placing the sealed primary package within an outer packaging material or container. This also includes any labelling of the material which could be used for identification or traceability (lot numbering) of the active substance)

3.6 Quality Control Testing

3.6.1  Physical / Chemical testing

Active Substance:METFORMIN HYDROCHLORIDE

3.1 Manufacture of Active Substance by Chemical Synthesis

3.1.2  Manufacture of crude active substance

3.1.3  Salt formation / Purification steps:
Crystallisation

3.5 General Finishing Steps

3.5.1  Physical processing steps:
Drying mixing

3.5.2  Primary Packaging (enclosing / sealing the active substance within a packaging material which is in direct contact with the substance)

3.5.3  Secondary Packaging (placing the sealed primary package within an outer packaging material or container. This also includes any labelling of the material which could be used for identification or traceability (lot numbering) of the active substance)

3.6 Quality Control Testing

3.6.1  Physical / Chemical testing

Clarifying remarks (for public users):

Period of validity of the certificate extended to 23 September 2027 // Signatory : Mrs Aurélie Demarcq, head of starting materials inspection department --- The ANSM does not issue hard copies of good practices certificates

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