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Event Title
Best Practices for Topical Generic Product Development and ANDA Submission
August 11, 2022


Date:
August 11, 2022
Time:
9:30 AM - 12:30 PM ET

Agenda

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ABOUT THIS WEBINAR

In vitro studies that can support a demonstration of bioequivalence (BE) for topical generics typically include comparative physicochemical and structural (Q3) product characterization tests as well as in vitro release test (IVRT) and in vitro permeation test (IVPT) studies.

This webinar will provide an overview of comparative Q3 characterization as well as IVRT and IVPT studies for topical generic drug product development and common deficiencies FDA has encountered in these studies. This webinar will highlight best practices and resources that FDA has developed and made publicly available to help generic drug applicants successfully implement efficient in vitro characterization-based BE approaches for topical generic products.

There will be live question and answer sessions dedicated to each of three topic areas where audience can interact directly with FDA experts to help clarify questions and help generic drug applicants overcome challenges with developing topical generic products or preparing abbreviated new drug applications for these products.

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

  • Explain the rationale and clarify practical considerations for conducting Q3 characterization tests for topical drug products submitted in ANDAs
  • Explain the rationale and clarify practical considerations for conducting IVRT studies for topical drug products submitted in ANDAs
  • Explain the rationale and clarify practical considerations for conducting IVPT studies for topical drug products submitted in ANDAs

INTENDED AUDIENCE

  • Generic drug industry, including current and potential generic drugs applicants

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