QD Formulation definition

QD Formulation means a single immediate release standalone tablet (and specifically excluding capsules) formulated by or on behalf of Kadmon using Kadmon Technical Information to contain the entire daily Compound dose of 600mg, 800mg, 1000mg, or 1200mg for patients.
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Examples of QD Formulation in a sentence

  • Kadmon shall promptly notify AbbVie upon obtaining Registration for the QD Formulation in any country in the United States and the Territory.

  • AbbVie hereby grants to Kadmon and Kadmon hereby accepts a royalty-free license, with a right to grant sublicenses, to cross-reference the EU Biostudies for the sole purpose of undertaking the development activities necessary to obtain Registration in the United States and in the Territory for the QD Formulation.

  • Prior to any submission to the FDA or any other Pharmaceutical Product Regulatory Authority, Kadmon shall provide AbbVie reasonable opportunity to review and comment on such Registration efforts regarding the QD Formulation (and Kadmon shall consider all such comments in good faith).

  • Kadmon shall submit to AbbVie copies of all inquiries or other material correspondence received from, or submitted to, the FDA related to the QD Formulation promptly after receipt or submission thereof, as applicable.

  • AbbVie shall have no financial or other obligations with respect to the Registration for the QD Formulation, other than the Milestone Payment related to the QD Formulation.

  • Notwithstanding the foregoing, upon termination of the License Agreement, the license grant set forth herein shall include QD Formulation in or for Co-Packaged Product in the United States.

  • AbbVie hereby grants to Kadmon, and Kadmon hereby accepts, a royalty-free, exclusive (even as to AbbVie, its Affiliates and any successor and assign), perpetual and irrevocable license, with a right to grant sub-licenses, under the Patent Application, to make or have made, promote, market, distribute and sell the QD Formulation, except QD Formulation in or for Co-Packaged Product, in the United States.