Jami Rubin So – but today as we sit here, generic Advair didn’t get approved. I haven’t heard anything on Copaxone. There has been a slowdown clearly in complex generic drug approval.
Heather Bresch No question, there has been. I would tell you that we are working steadfastly to get these over the finish line. As far as Copaxone, on the 20 milligram, we very recently got an information request. We’re responding to that real time. I certainly would hope, as we’re here at the end of a quarter and coming into our earnings call, we’ll be able to bring you visibility and clarity on what that is, but I can tell you, we’re answering that.
Jami Rubin So, you won’t get it approved in June?
Heather Bresch I don’t – we could. We absolutely could. We got an information request. We’re responding to that. And so that would be totally in the FDA’s hands on this, but I can’t speak for them, but it could get approved.
Jami Rubin So that, like can you tell us to of the nature of the information?
Heather Bresch No. What I can tell you is that, we feel confident we can answer everything. As we’ve said, we had a CRL previously, we answered that in full. We received this information request, we’re confident to respond to that, like I said, very, very timely. And...
Jami Rubin Does that require a meeting with the FDA?
Heather Bresch No, not necessarily, it’s much more fluid in the sense that what they’ve asked for us getting to them, and then let us see where that takes it. It could lead to being able to be approved or it would require a discussion that is certainly not – it doesn’t necessarily dictate one.
Jami Rubin So, did the action date actually come and go? The target date that’s...
Heather Bresch So we have said that both the 20 and 40 were in June. And like I said, we recently got the information request on the 20.
Jami Rubin Okay.
Heather Bresch And we haven’t gotten anything yet on the 40.
Jami Rubin So, does that actually resolve before the 40 is approved?
Heather Bresch There are separate applications, it won’t necessarily – it doesn’t necessarily mean that. ______________________________________
For older ANDAs, all FDA questions come in the form of a CRL.
What makes you say that? AFAIK IRs are different than CRs.