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Everything is measured very accurately. The 10% variation is in bioequivalence, not in the amount of the active ingredient. For people taking drugs with a nar
by etrevino 9y ago
Everything is measured very accurately. The 10% variation is in bioequivalence, not in the amount of the active ingredient.
For people taking drugs with a narrow therapeutic index, though, that variation is huge.
- briandear 9y agoCorrect, and bioequivalence is not the same as therapeutic efficacy.