Section 340B Pricing Sample Clauses

Section 340B Pricing. Within [*] days of the Closing Date, Merck shall provide to Salix the necessary information required by Salix to establish the Products bearing Salix’s NDCs on Salix’s contract with the Secretary of Health and Human Services entered into pursuant to Section 340B of the Public Health Service Act, which such contract Salix will execute by no later than the date it begins marketing or selling Products bearing Salix’s NDCs. [*] Confidential treatment requested; certain information omitted and filed separately with the SEC.
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Section 340B Pricing. Merck shall be responsible for all Section 340B reporting relating to Product bearing Merck's NDCs. Merck shall provide Guilford with the necessary pricing information for Guilford to include the Product bearing Guilford's NDCs on Guilford's Section 340B contract executed with the Office of Drug Pricing.

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