Demonstrating bioequivalence of topical products is a challenging task complicated by variations in drug formulations and testing methods, compounded by strict regulatory acceptance criteria. Having an appropriately validated IVRT/IVPT method is mandatory for product development and FDA and EMA approval. In this webinar sponsored by Teledyne Hanson, Theo Kapanadze, D.Sc., Ph.D. (Chemistry), Chief Science Officer of Diteba Laboratories, discusses best practices for the use of IVRT and IVPT methods to obtain bioequivalence waivers for ointments, creams, gels, and ophthalmic formulations.
This challenge can be broken down into more manageable tasks by optimizing the critical factors involved in each stage of the testing process while keeping regulatory requirements firmly in mind.

• New regulatory requirements defined by FDA and European Medicines Agency (EMA)
• FDA bioequivalence testing options and inherent risks, benefits, limitations of each
• Interpreting and applying FDA guidance documents
• Evaluation of in vitro release testing instrumentation, methods, and expected results
• Fundamentals of percutaneous absorption and in vitro permeation testing (IVPT)
• The impact of complete vs. partial receptor-media replacement
• Dealing with unconventional flux profiles

From this 45-minute presentation plus interactive Q&A session you will gain greater insight into the IVRT and IVPT systems and methods available today and how to more efficiently navigate the intricacies of obtaining bioequivalence waivers for a variety of topical products.

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