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Study aim
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Bioequivalence Study of Sunitinib 50 mg capsules manufactured by Zistdaru Danesh company (Sunixha) versus the originator brand (Sutent) manufactured by Pfizer company
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Design
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Bioequivalence study, crossover, single-blinded, 24 healthy volunteers. Simple randomization was used for randomization.
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Settings and conduct
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The study has two series of healthy volunteers and is single-blinded, cross-over, and fasting. The study will take two 72-hour periods to complete. There are two weeks between these two times. The study's candidates are divided into two groups for the initial phase. A test capsule is given to the first group, while a brand capsule is given to the second. Volunteers take blood samples both before and after administering the medication. Following drug extraction, samples are prepared for examination. The first group will take the brand capsule during the second period, while the second group will take the trial capsule. These actions are carried out in Tabriz's Radin Laboratory.
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Participants/Inclusion and exclusion criteria
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Inclusion criteria: General health (liver, heart, and kidney), Body Mass Index (18-28), Informed consent, Age (18-55 years old) Exclusion criteria: Smoking, History of cardiovascular disease, History of liver and kidney disease, Alcohol and drug addiction, History of allergy to Sunitinib
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Intervention groups
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Intervention group 1: Sutent 50 mg capsule as a reference Intervention group 2: Sunixha 50mg as a test Volunteers are divided into two groups. The first group consumes test medicine, and the second group consumes brand medicine. In the second period, which is run after two weeks, the first group will consume the brand and the second group will consume the test medicine.
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Main outcome variables
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Maximum drug concentration, Time to reach maximum drug concentration, Half-life of drug