Your regulatory launch partner across Sub-Saharan Africa

The crucial first step before any submission is a strategic registration assessment. At Africa Lab Consulting, we are your expert partner in determining your products' eligibility for Marketing Authorization in key countries across the region. Our mission is clear: transform regulatory uncertainty into a strategic advantage. We help you secure your investments, anticipate and navigate African regulatory hurdles for a successful entry into the African pharmaceutical market.

Our Approach: In-Depth regulatory feasibility study for Africa

We don't just provide an overview. We dive deep into local specificities:

1

In-Depth analysis of
local requirements

We decipher the pharmaceutical regulatory frameworks, administrative constraints, and technical requirements specific to each national health authority in Sub-Saharan Africa (WAEMU, CEMAC). Make informed Go/No-Go decisions based on factual data.

2

Precise mapping of
potential hurdles

We identify restrictions such as banned or controlled molecules verify the regulatory status of active substances and excipients, and flag unique local requirements. We highlight potential challenges specific to your products and target countries.

3

Registration status
& compliance check

We check if similar products are already registered using official national databases. We assess your dossier's compliance with required formats (e.g., CTD/eCTD format) and analyze specific needs: bioequivalence studies, suitability for an abridged MA, requirement for local clinical studies, etc. Optimize your registration strategy to reduce timelines and costs.

Ready to conquer the pharmaceutical markets of Sub-Saharan Africa?

Don't let regulatory complexity hinder your expansion. Ensure the compliance of your products and secure their market launch in Sub-Saharan Africa. Contact Africa Lab Consulting today for a personalized strategic registration assessment. Benefit from our expert guidance to ensure the success of your project in the African markets.