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3. Are the definitions

specified in the SMPR used

and applied appropriately in

the method? If no, please

indicate how the terms are

used.

4. Does the method, as

written, contain all

appropriate precautions and

warnings related to the

method's reagents,

components, instrumentation,

or method steps that may be

hazardous? If no, please

suggest wording or option(s).

1.

Are the definitions

specified in the SMPR used and

applied appropriately in

the

supporting documentation

(manuscripts, method studies,

etc...)? If not, please explain the

differences and if the method is

impacted by the difference.

2. Is there information

demonstrating that the

method meets the SMPR

Method Performance

Requirements using the

Reference Materials stated in

the SMPR? If not, then

specify what is missing and

how this impacts

demonstration of

performance of the method.

3. Is there information

demonstrating that the

method performs within the

SMPR Method Performance

REquirements table

specifications for all analytes

in the SMPR applicability

statement? If not, please

specify what is missing and

whether or not the method's

applicability should be

modified.

1.

Based on the supporting

information, were there any

additional steps in the evaluation of

the method that

indicated the need

for any additional precautionary

statements in the method?

Yes.

No. Need to be added.

Yes.

Yes, but only for selected matrices and even those have not been repeatable in other

samples, for example was applied on cookie type. Will method provide similar results in

other cookies without using separate calibration curve. The method requires separate

calibration curve for different samples even for the matrices for which the method has

been demonstrated to be applicable.

Reference materials are used to calibrate the method but not used to establish

accuracy of the over all method. Other allergen reference materials may be used to

establish accuracy of the method for specified matrices. The method accuracy may be

established further.

Yes but for selected matrices. The method meets SMPR method performance

requirements specifications but those have been demonstrated for selected matrices in

only single sample for the matrix.

No

III. Review of Info in

Support of Method:

IV. General

Submission Package: