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Bioequivalent means a generic medicine delivers the same active ingredient into the body at a similar rate and amount as the brand, within FDA limits.
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To approve a generic, the FDA requires it to have the same active ingredient, strength, dosage form and route as the brand, and to be…
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Bioequivalence is the line between an FDA-approved generic and a product that only claims to be the same.
Bioequivalent means a generic medicine delivers the same active ingredient into the body at a similar rate and amount as the brand, within FDA limits.
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