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Regulatory Services Focusing on Orphan Drugs and Advanced Therapies

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Comprehensive Regulatory Affairs Services

RareMoon provides comprehensive regulatory affairs services to life science and rare disease companies, with expertise across small molecules, biologics, and a team focused on advanced therapeutic products, including cell and gene therapies.

We support sponsors at every stage, from IND preparation and accelerated pathway strategy to agency interactions and designation planning. Our team of subject-matter experts delivers regulatory strategy and execution with precision, working directly alongside sponsors to move programs forward.

One Team, Trusted by Industry Leaders

Long-standing team continuity means your program is guided by dedicated experts who have collaborated on hundreds of regulatory submissions, providing concentrated expertise that is rare in today's CRO landscape.

250+

FDA/EMA Orphan Designations

Successfully secured for rare disease programs

80+

Health Agency Meetings

Benefiting from regulatory action plans

100%

RMAT Success Rate

Unmatched track record in regenerative medicine

400+

Unique Assets Supported

Across all phases of development

Updated June 2025

Testimonials

"The RareMoon team brings exemplary regulatory insights, experience and a mission-focused collaborative approach to managing and navigating innovative treatments for rare diseases."
MJA
VP Of Regulatory Affairs
West Coast Biotech
"You and the entire RareMoon team have been thoughtful, steady partners over the years, and I've learned so much from being in the room with you and the experts you've brought to the table. Most of all, I'll remember how you do what you do - your clarity, conviction, and kindness made you true partners along the way. Thank you for your support over the years, and I wish you both - and the RMC team - all the best."
VP, Finance & Operations
East Coast Immunotherapy Company

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