Pricing
Pricing per document, per axis, by page volume and, for scientific review, by reference count. Price shown before validation.
With every variation, a gap opens on one side only: a posology corrected in the SmPC, a leaflet still on the old schedule. EryonOne compares both texts both ways, section by section, and for each gap quotes the leaflet passage and the SmPC passage.
Six checks drawn from Directive 2001/83/EC and your own rules, run on the leaflet against the current SmPC.
Indications, posology, contraindications, warnings, interactions, pregnancy, side effects, storage: every SmPC item the patient needs must reach the leaflet.
Directive 2001/83/EC, Art. 59Every leaflet sentence needs an anchor in the SmPC. A sentence without one is either an explanation useful to the patient, with nothing promotional, or a gap to deal with.
Directive 2001/83/EC, Art. 62Leaflet sections in the order the Directive sets, the invitation to report side effects and, for a medicine under additional monitoring, the black triangle and its sentence.
Directive 2001/83/EC, Art. 59Unexplained technical terms, long sentences, ambiguous instructions: the leaflet must be clear and understandable, and let the patient act appropriately.
Directive 2001/83/EC, Art. 63SmPC revision date, leaflet revision date, language versions: both texts must describe the same version of the authorisation.
Directive 2001/83/EC, Art. 11 and 59Patient glossary, style guide, approved wording, leaflet template: uploaded as requirements, they are checked just like official texts.
Your internal requirementsThe first version is reviewed with care. Gaps open with updates: a section corrected on one side only, a language version left behind.
Renal or hepatic impairment, elderly, children: SmPC section 4.2 moves on, the leaflet keeps the old schedule.
SmPC 4.2 · leaflet, section 3
A side effect added to section 4.8, or a frequency changed, with no matching update in the leaflet and no change to the frequency category.
SmPC 4.8 · leaflet, section 4
The SmPC moves an item from contraindications to warnings; the leaflet leaves it under “Do not take”, or the other way round.
SmPC 4.3 and 4.4 · leaflet, section 2
The composition changes in SmPC section 2, but the dedicated statement in the leaflet is not updated.
SmPC 2 and 4.4 · leaflet, section 2; SmPC 6.1 · leaflet, section 6
The shelf life after first opening or reconstitution appears in SmPC section 6.3, but not in the leaflet.
SmPC 6.3 · leaflet, section 5
A variation affects the leaflet, but the date on its last line did not follow, and a language version sometimes stays on the previous state.
Leaflet, section 6
The leaflet, the SmPC, a few minutes, then your call. The example shows a finding as it appears in the report.
The leaflet as main document, the current SmPC as reference, in PDF. Add your patient glossary or style guide if you have one.
Directive 2001/83/EC, regulatory, scientific, language or format axes. The price shows before launch: nothing is charged without your approval.
Within minutes. Each finding quotes the leaflet passage, the SmPC passage and the requirement at stake, with, where available, a confidence score.
Accept or dismiss each finding: the decision is kept, and the report exports for your regulatory affairs team.
After an SmPC change: variation, pharmacovigilance signal, new indication.
Before sending a revised leaflet, in national and European procedures alike.
Across a portfolio of products, strengths or languages to harmonise.
EryonOne is an assistant, not a validator. It replaces neither patient consultation nor the authority's assessment, and the decision to correct stays with your regulatory affairs team. The report is working material.