Ibrahim Komeil
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Egypt,
2021-02-15 11:07
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 Bioequivalence study of Glimepride Tablet [Study As­sess­ment]

Dear All
I hope you are all fine
Recently i had got results of bioequivalence study for Glimepride Tablet 1 mg applying two way crossover design with 26 volunteers
The results are shown below:
Cmax: PI = 0.75, 90% CI [0.672 - 0.845]
AUCt:  PI = 0.82, 90% CI [0.754 - 1.042]

I am confusing to be sure that the test product is bad , so i am asking your help to know the real cause of these results.

Thank you in advance


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2021-02-15 11:59
(1137 d 05:39 ago)

@ Ibrahim Komeil
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 Reformulate…

Hi Ibrahim,

❝ I am confusing to be sure that the test product is bad, so i am asking your help to know the real cause of these results.


Difficult to guess the ‘real cause’ but repeating the study in a larger sample size – given the point estimates – is futile. Even if you believe that the result were due to chance and hope that the point estimates will shift to 0.85 you would need hundreds of subjects to show BE with 80% power.
BTW, the CV of AUC (~0.351) is larger than the one of Cmax (~0.245). Possible but uncommon.

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Ibrahim Komeil
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2021-02-16 00:48
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Thank you very much for your reply


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