pentagastrin
As the list published 23 Sept 2026 has it, binding since 23 Apr 2025. Each entry binds six months after its own publication date (Article 107c(7) of Directive 2001/83/EC).
What the list says
- EU reference date
- 9 Nov 1981
- PSUR frequency
- 10 years
- Data lock point
- 3 May 2035
- Submission date
- 1 Aug 2035
- Next data lock point
- Not stated
- Next submission date
- Not stated
- Products covered
- Nationally authorised (NAP)
Are PSURs required for products referred to in Articles 10(1), 10a and 16a of Directive 2001/83/EC?
No — the list does not require PSURs for these products.
The list asks this as one question for Articles 10(1), 10a and 16a together, and does not answer it for Article 14 at all. A PSUR may in any case be required at the request of a competent authority or as a condition of the marketing authorisation.
Notes in the list
PSUR frequency and DLP amended on 23/10/2024
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- Data lock point 3 May 2035Submission by 1 Aug 2035
- Data lock point 3 May 2045Submission by 1 Aug 2045
- Data lock point 3 May 2055Submission by 1 Aug 2055
Counted from the data lock point the list gives, on the cycle it states: the submission date is 90 days after the data lock point — 70 days for a cycle of twelve months or less, 90 days for a longer one, as GVP Module VII sets out.
In earlier versions of the list
EMA/630645/2012 Rev.164 · published 23 Sept 2026
pentagastrin — every 10 years, data lock point 3 May 2035
EMA/630645/2012 Rev.156 · published 4 Feb 2026
pentagastrin — every 10 years, data lock point 3 May 2035
Source: European Medicines Agency, list of EU reference dates and frequency of submission of periodic safety update reports, EMA/630645/2012 Rev.164, published 23 Sept 2026. Open the published file
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