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2012-10-02 01:50
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 Adderall XR: pAUCs [NCA / SHAM]

Hi all (& especially John),

FDA issued another guidance requiring partial AUCs for biphasic products (mixed salts of amphetamine, RLD Adderall XR). PK metrics are Cmax, AUC0-5, AUC5-t, AUC. Clinical justification of the truncation time point is similar to methylphenidate (tmax after IR 3±1h); but identical for fasting and fed studies (MPH: 3h fasting, 4h fed).

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2012-10-02 17:10
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 Adderall XR: pAUCs

Thanks Helmut. Do you know when the paper will be out? Not on FDA website yet, probably soon.

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 Guidance Sep 2012

Hi John!

❝ Do you know when the paper will be out?


It was already published last month. I suggest to follow the link in my post above. :-D In the future see here and top of this page.

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2012-10-02 18:44
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 Guidance Sep 2012

Sorry :-) The arrows are in grey color, missed them.


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