Public consultation on assessment criteria for combination packages policy by Dutch regulator

21 November 2016

The Netherlands Medicines Evaluation Board (MEB) is inviting interested parties and stakeholders to comment on the draft policy document on the assessment criteria for combination packages (MEB 47).

The proposed policy applies to human medicinal products. Comments can be made on the policy document via a public consultation until 30 December 2016.

Combination packages are packages which contain more than one medicinal product and are marketed under a single trade name and a single marketing authorization. The individual products are different as regards qualitative or quantitative composition and are administered simultaneously or sequentially.

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