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Topical products: Aiming for quality, simplicity, and cost-efficiency in their development, scale-up, and manufacturing

Pharmaceutical Technology

It is important for a CDMO to understand the market it serves and, in the dermatologic arena, that means the demand for topical agents across a broad array of indications. In vitro release testing to demonstrate bioequivalence. Expertise in analytical testing, validation, and quality control are also essential.

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The Important Role that Biopharmaceutics Plays in Accelerating Early-Phase Drug Development

Pharmaceutical Technology

Many compounds present sub-optimal pharmacokinetic (PK) data (either predicted from in-vitro and pre-clinical data or measured in the clinic), such as poor exposure (leading to high doses), large variability, short half-life requiring more than once-a-day dosing, or C max -related adverse events (AEs).

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Using FDA Product Specific Guidances (PSGs) as a Trigger for Generic Drug Development

Drug Patent Watch

These guidances serve as a roadmap for companies looking to develop generic versions of brand-name drugs, offering invaluable insights into the FDA’s expectations for demonstrating bioequivalence and ensuring product quality. They provide recommendations on the design of in vitro and in vivo studies.