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Hi John, thank you for your reply.
Actually the study is a 4 period study. The aim is to compare T and R in terms of BE, additionally to investigate drug interactions at the same time since there is no FDC as reference. That's why investigating the BE as 2 period study makes sence to me as well, however I've seen examples such as #2 and #3, that's why trying to make sure which is the best approach.
❝ I don't understand your reasons for #2 and #3.
Actually the study is a 4 period study. The aim is to compare T and R in terms of BE, additionally to investigate drug interactions at the same time since there is no FDC as reference. That's why investigating the BE as 2 period study makes sence to me as well, however I've seen examples such as #2 and #3, that's why trying to make sure which is the best approach.
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Regards,
BRN
Regards,
BRN
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