ANALGESIC DRUG definition

ANALGESIC DRUG means morphine, fentanyl, hydromorphone, oxycodone and methadone, and any other natural opiate or synthetic opioid compound or opioid agonist, antagonist or mimetic compound that is or, based on testing in appropriate models, is likely to be useful in the management of pain, except as the foregoing definition may be modified to add certain compounds as provided in Section 2.10 and/or to exclude certain compounds as provided in Section 2.9.
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Examples of ANALGESIC DRUG in a sentence

  • Further, if Aradigm terminates the Agreement under Section 2.6, 5.5 or 14.2 or SB terminates the Agreement under Section 14.3, then immediately upon such termination [*] the PRODUCTS and any additional Aradigm products for use in the FIELD that comprise modifications to existing products or are additional ANALGESIC DRUG products for use in the FIELD.

  • As used herein, the term "Additional AERx SYSTEM" shall mean an AERx SYSTEM under DEVELOPMENT pursuant to this Agreement that contains an ANALGESIC DRUG that is a different Active Ingredient (as defined below) from that utilized in the DRUG PRODUCT in an AERx SYSTEM for which the milestone payments under Section 4.2 or this Section 4.3 have been paid by SB.

  • SB shall defend any claim or action by a THIRD PARTY against SB and/or Aradigm based on a claim that the ANALGESIC DRUG in a PRODUCT infringes a PATENT issued in the U.S.A. or a MAJOR MARKET COUNTRY which is owned or controlled by such THIRD PARTY, provided that Aradigm notifies SB promptly in writing of such action against Aradigm.

  • With respect to a proprietary ANALGESIC DRUG owned by a THIRD PARTY, neither Party may license such ANALGESIC DRUG for use in a DRUG PRODUCT hereunder without the written approval of both Parties, which approval shall [*] of royalty or other payments owed to such THIRD PARTY for such license.

  • For purposes of this Section, the term "Active Ingredient" shall mean the actual chemical compound that is the ANALGESIC DRUG in a DRUG PRODUCT.