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HVDs (EU)<br />

Questions & Answers document (July 2006)<br />

#2: referring to the NfG:<br />

“In certain cases a wider interval […] prospectively<br />

defined, e.g. 0.75 – 1.33, <strong>and</strong> justified addressing in<br />

particular any safety or efficacy concerns <strong>for</strong> patients<br />

switched between <strong>for</strong>mulations”.<br />

Widening only <strong>for</strong> C max<br />

(not <strong>for</strong> AUC)<br />

exceptional, <strong>and</strong><br />

limited to a small widening (0.75 − 1.33).<br />

Dissolution Testing, Bioequivalence <strong>and</strong> Bioavailability Strategies<br />

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