The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has granted approval for an Abbreviated New Drug Application (ANDA) covering ACETAZOLAMIDE oral tablets (250 mg) marketed as a prescription product (product number 001). The tablet is administered orally and contains the active ingredient acetazolamide at a strength of 250 mg.
The original ANDA (submission type ORIG, submission number 1) received approval on 31 March 1978. Since then, the FDA has approved a series of supplemental submissions (SUPPL) addressing labeling and manufacturing (CMC) requirements. Notable approvals include:
- Labeling supplements: submission numbers 8 (approved 4 August 1988), 11 (5 June 1990), 16 (26 July 1996), 19 (12 December 2001), 23 (29 May 2008).
- Manufacturing (CMC) supplements: submission numbers 3 (16 November 1981), 7 (27 June 1994), 14 (26 July 1996), 15 (26 July 1996), 17 (26 July 1996), 18 (10 August 2000), 26 (24 October 2016).
All listed supplemental submissions have a status of AP (approved). The product is not designated as a reference drug and does not have a reference standard.
These approvals confirm the continued regulatory compliance of the ACETAZOLAMIDE tablet for both its labeling information and manufacturing processes.
Regulatory UpdatesAug 30, 2026•1 min read
FDA Approves ACETAZOLAMIDE Oral Tablet (ANDA084840)
The FDA has approved an ANDA for ACETAZOLAMIDE 250 mg oral tablets, with original and multiple supplemental approvals for labeling and manufacturing from 1978 to 2016.
Compiled by the PharmaCountry team · Source: FDA.gov
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