zeynep
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2019-10-24 14:22
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 standby and retention samples [Regulatives / Guidelines]

Hello,

What will be the number of standby samples in a Bioequivalence study?
or what will be the percentage of standby samples to the total sample size?

Thank you,
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Zeynep
Ohlbe
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France,
2019-10-24 15:34
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 standby and retention samples

Dear Zeynep,

❝ What will be the number of standby samples in a Bioequivalence study?

❝ or what will be the percentage of standby samples to the total sample size?


1. What do you call "standby samples" ?
2. For which authority / region ?

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Ohlbe
zeynep
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Turkey,
2019-10-24 16:21
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 standby and retention samples

❝ 1. What do you call "standby samples" ?

❝ 2. For which authority / region ?


Dear Ohlbe,

Standby samples are the reserve samples.
I am asking for TR MOH but we follow primarily EMA and/or FDA guidelines.

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2019-10-24 16:32
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 Reserve samples?

Merhaba Zeynep,

❝ Standby samples are the reserve samples.


Still not clear what you mean by that. Once you dosed a subject, you have to analyze the samples.

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2019-10-24 16:38
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 Spare subjects?

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❝ ❝ Standby samples are the reserve samples.


❝ Still not clear what you mean by that. Once you dosed a subject, you have to analyze the samples.


I am not qualified as a mind reader, but I think what was meant was something like spare subjects / standby subjects?

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France,
2019-10-24 19:59
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 Spare subjects?

Dear ElMAestro,

❝ I am not qualified as a mind reader, but I think what was meant was something like spare subjects / standby subjects?


Dunno, as retention samples (in the initial title of the thread) is the FDA terminology for investigational products (test article in FDA-speak) to be kept at the site after the trial.

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Ohlbe
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NJ,
2019-10-24 21:39
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 Spare subjects?

Hi El,

❝ I am not qualified as a mind reader, but I think what was meant was something like spare subjects / standby subjects?


Dont tell me he has samples from standby subjects :confused:
Ajit Thorat
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India,
2019-10-30 12:31
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 standby and retention samples

❝ Standby samples are the reserve samples.

❝ I am asking for TR MOH but we follow primarily EMA and/or FDA guidelines.


Dear zeynep

For USFDA: Retention samples (Investigational medicinal product Test & Reference)
The quantity of reserve samples should be sufficient to permit the Agency to perform five times all of the release tests required in the application or supplemental application.For solid oral dosage forms (e.g., tablets, capsules), an upper limit of 300 units each for the test article and reference standard can be considered sufficient to meet the five times quantity.

Thanks

Ajit Thorat


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