Therapeutic Equivalence [Regulatives / Guidelines]

posted by ElMaestro  – Denmark, 2011-10-20 22:14 (5366 d 14:15 ago) – Posting: # 7528
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Hi yanliu,

❝ TE, PE or BE are the type of equivalence studies.


Wearing European goggles I see it differently.
I understand PE as just similarity in terms of brutto composition. BE on the other hand needs qualification by studies. These may be dissolution, PK or PD depending on the specific application and which side of the pond you are situated; BE has a slightly different meaning in US compared to EU.

While we are at it:
How do you experts out there distinguish essential similarity from TE in Europe? And what about ES vs TE vs BE in the US? Is TE truly when two products display same efficacy and safety but not necessarily same availability (rate and extent) at the site of action or whut?

Somebody hit me with a hammer, please.

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