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Difference between bioequivalence and therapeutic equivalence

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  • Bio equivalence
  • Different pharmaceutical companies in the world can prepare same compounds with same dosage forms
  • If two or more similar dosage forms of same drugs reach the blood circulation at same rate then those preparations are called bioequivalent products
  • If the difference in bioavailability of the preparation is less than 20% these are known to be bioequivalent
  • The drug regulatory authorities asks for bioequivalent study report when a pharmaceutical company applies for ANDA filing  
  • Therapeutic equivalence
    Structurally different drug can provide the same clinical response as another drug then it is called as therapeutically equivalence
  • All bioquivalent drugs are therapeutic equivalent but the converse is not true.  
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