Dr_Dan
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2014-01-13 12:07
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 EMA product specific guidelines [Regulatives / Guidelines]

Dear collegues
What do you think of EMA's product specific guidelines? IMHO they did not spend much effort in the whole concept and on specific guidelines. Nice example:

There is only one strength available i.e. 200 mg. The drug exhibits non-linear pharmacokinetics with a less than dose-proportional increase in AUC with increasing doses within the dose range 400-800 mg. The non-linearity is proposed to be due to limited solubility. Hence, the highest and the lowest strength should be studied. :-D

Kind regards
Dan

Kind regards and have a nice day
Dr_Dan
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2014-01-13 14:48
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 EMA product specific guidances

Dear Dan,

❝ […] IMHO they did not spend much effort in the whole concept and on specific guidelines.


Maybe. Some comments over there.

There is only one strength available i.e. 200 mg. The drug exhibits non-linear pharmacokinetics with a less than dose-proportional increase in AUC with increasing doses within the dose range 400-800 mg. The non-linearity is proposed to be due to limited solubility. Hence, the highest and the lowest strength should be studied.


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