OTC Monograph Reform and OMUFA II: What FDA's Modernized OTC Framework Means for Manufacturers
Understand the practical impact of FDA's modernized OTC monograph system and OMUFA II obligations on daily regulatory, quality, manufacturing, and compliance decisions.
Instructor
Meredith Crabtree
GMP Quality Consultant & Validation Specialist
What You'll Learn
About the event
About this event
The regulatory framework governing OTC monograph products has changed significantly following FDA's modernization of the OTC monograph system and the continued expansion of OMUFA requirements. While many manufacturers remain familiar with the historical OTC review process, growing attention is now being placed on administrative orders, facility obligations, user fee responsibilities, product changes, documentation expectations, and the practical impact of FDA's modernized oversight approach. Questions continue to emerge around how organizations should interpret these changes within daily regulatory, quality, manufacturing, and compliance activities.
This session examines the practical implications of OTC monograph reform and OMUFA II from a manufacturer's perspective. The discussion will focus on regulatory responsibilities, facility registration considerations, user fee obligations, product lifecycle impacts, change management expectations, and the operational decisions organizations must increasingly support within the modern OTC environment. Participants will gain a clearer understanding of how the framework functions in practice and where regulatory scrutiny may continue to increase.
WHY YOU SHOULD ATTEND
For years, OTC compliance decisions often followed familiar patterns. A product change was proposed, the monograph was reviewed, supporting documentation was assembled, and the business moved forward. The modernization of the OTC framework has introduced new processes, new obligations, and new decision points that now sit directly within routine product lifecycle activities. Organizations are finding that decisions once considered straightforward can now carry additional regulatory, operational, and financial consequences.
The impact is often felt long before a regulatory action occurs. Product teams, regulatory groups, quality units, and manufacturing organizations must align on how changes are evaluated, how responsibilities are assigned, and how decisions are documented. Small misunderstandings can create delays, unnecessary risk, or costly rework. This session explores the practical realities of operating within the modern OTC framework and the decisions manufacturers are increasingly being asked to make and defend.
Code: FDB1418
Curriculum
Requirements
- Working in OTC drug manufacturing, regulatory affairs, quality, or compliance roles
- Applicable to brand owners, contract manufacturers, distributors, and regulatory consultants
- Relevant to professionals making product change, labeling, or compliance decisions for OTC products
Who Should Attend
This session is designed for professionals responsible for OTC drug manufacturing, regulatory compliance, quality assurance, and product lifecycle decisions. Essential for: Regulatory Affairs Departments, Quality Assurance (QA) Departments, OTC Drug Manufacturers, Compliance and Quality Systems Professionals, Manufacturing Departments, Operations Departments, Product Development Teams, Contract Manufacturing Organizations (CMOs), and Pharmaceutical Regulatory and Compliance Consultants.
Areas Covered
Meet Your Instructor

Meredith Crabtree
GMP Quality Consultant & Validation Specialist
Meredith Crabtree has over 30 years' experience in regulated industries, ranging from Blood, Plasma, Tissue, Laboratory, Pharma, Medical Device, Cosmetics, Supplements, and Animal Health. This includes manufacturing, packaging, labelling and distribution operations. Meredith is the owner of MLKC Consulting and specializes in product label reviews, 3rd party inspections, Consent Decree and Recall support. She also performs regulatory assessments and Quality trainings.
Event Details
Format
Recorded Webinar
Duration
1.5 hours
Certificate
Included
Access
Lifetime
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