Here at Richmond Pharmacology, we ensure that your clinical regulatory applications meet the requirements for global regulators.


At Richmond Pharmacology, we understand that navigating the complex landscape of regulatory approvals can be daunting. That's why we've assembled a team of experts with extensive knowledge of regulatory requirements across various regions and therapeutic areas. Whether you're a pharmaceutical company looking to bring a new drug to market or a biotech startup seeking regulatory guidance, our team is here to provide tailored solutions to meet your unique needs.

Our experienced Advanced Research Science team will compile all necessary documentation, including writing the information for volunteers, informed consent form and completing the online IRAS application form. Richmond Pharmacology can obtain necessary documentation and specialist opinions for ethics submissions, in order to obtain approvals in a timely manner. We work closely with many ethics committees, local and nationwide, and will select an ethics committee based on study needs.

Our experts will guide you through each step of the regulatory process to ensure a seamless journey. If required, the Principal Investigator will attend the ethics committee meeting to participate in discussions and ensure a smooth approval process.

Contact Richmond Pharmacology today, and let us be your guiding force in achieving regulatory success. Our team of experts is ready to discuss your specific needs, answer your questions, and tailor our services to your unique project requirements.

We ensure your regulatory submissions will fulfil the requirements of the FDA, MHRA, EMA and PMDA.

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Latest news

Richmond promotes new Director of Communications and Participant Engagement

August 12, 2024
Richmond Pharmacology is delighted to announce the promotion of Liz Romano to the new position of Director of Communications and Participant Engagement.
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Richmond Chief Medical Director calls for a ‘toolbox’ of standards and guidelines for clinical trials

August 5, 2024
The British Journal of Clinical Pharmacology has published an editorial by Richmond’s Dr Ulrike Lorch and Professor Charles Vincent of Oxford University calling for a ‘toolbox’ of practical standards and guidelines for early phase clinical trials.
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Events

Pulse Virtual: Respiratory, CVD, Diabetes and Nutrition

Wednesday 18th September
Richmond will be presenting at the upcoming Pulse Virtual Event aimed at GPs
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