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The 80-125% Rule: Understanding Bioequivalence Confidence Intervals
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The 80-125% Rule: Understanding Bioequivalence Confidence Intervals

Explains the 80-125% bioequivalence rule, clarifying that it measures drug absorption rates (AUC/Cmax) via 90% confidence intervals, not ingredient amounts. Covers exceptions for NTI drugs and common misconceptions.

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