Year 2 Dose and Payment Amounts Sample Clauses

Year 2 Dose and Payment Amounts. In Year 2, Akorn shall pick-up and pay for, and MBL shall manufacture, [***...***] single dose * CONFIDENTIAL TREATMENT REQUESTED — This language has been omitted and filed separately with the Securities and Exchange Commission. *Confidential Treatment Requested Under 17 C.F.R. §§ 200.80(b)(4) and 240.24b-2 vials in the contract price amount of [***...***] per dose inclusive of federal excise tax for a total of [***...***] inclusive of federal excise tax (the “Year 2 Doses”). 2(a)(4)(2) Year 2 Schedule of Pick-Ups. Akorn shall pick-up the Year 2 Doses in nine (9) shipments, on the second Wednesday of each month, commencing on October 8, 2008. The quantities of those nine (9) shipments will be as follows: Pick-Up Date: Month Number of Doses October 2008 [***...***] November 2008 [***...***] December 2008 [***...***] January 2009 [***...***] February 2009 [***...***] March 2009 [***...***] April 2009 [***...***] May 2009 [***...***] June 2009 [***...***] 2(a)(5) Year 3.
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