Bioavailability is controlled by
1. Rate and extent of drug release from product.
2. Rate of absorption of drug from site of absorption.
3. Rate of drug metabolism during absorption.
RELATIVE BIOAVAILABILITY:
Relative bioavailability refers to the availability of drug as compared to the standard one.
Relative bioavailability is determined by comparing the availability of a drug product to that of standard dosage formulation.
Relative bioavailability of two drug products, given at the same dosage levels and same route of administration, is given by:
(AUC)A
R.A= ----------
(AUC)B
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