Pharmacokinetic studies are the main way regulators prove generic drugs work like brand-name versions. But they're not perfect. For some drugs, blood tests don't tell the whole story-and patient safety depends on knowing when they fall short.
Quality by Design (QbD) is now mandatory for generic drug development, transforming how manufacturers prove bioequivalence. Learn how science-based approaches like design space, CQAs, and PAT reduce costs, speed approvals, and improve product consistency.
False advertising in generic drugs misleads patients, violates FDA rules, and triggers lawsuits. Learn the legal risks, recent crackdowns, and compliance rules that could save your business or your health.
Generic drugs may look identical to brand-name versions, but their stability and shelf life can differ due to formulation and packaging choices. Learn how degradation affects safety, why accelerated testing can miss critical failures, and what regulators and manufacturers are doing to improve reliability.