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Sanitary Registration of Bioequivalents in Costa Rica

Specialized service for registration of interchangeable generic medicines with bioequivalence studies (BE), comparative dissolution profiles (CDP), and application of the official reference product framework from the Ministry of Health.

Bioequivalents registration Costa Rica
Context

Bioequivalence: quality, safety, and interchangeability

In recent decades, the quality, safety, and efficacy standards of medicines have evolved significantly. Bioequivalence is the regulatory basis that allows Costa Rica to guarantee interchangeable generic products with scientific support.

The process in Costa Rica

Since 2000, Costa Rica has updated its regulatory framework for medicine registration, Good Manufacturing Practices, Good Laboratory Practices, Stability Studies, and Validation of Analytical Methods — necessary foundations for applying bioequivalence criteria.

Today, bioequivalents registration in Costa Rica requires alignment with:

  • Cumulative List of Prioritized Active Principles
  • Cumulative List of Reference Products
  • Official Guidelines for Comparative Dissolution Profiles (CDP)
  • Design, development, and evaluation of bioequivalence studies
  • Forms and instructions for registration, renewal, and exemption requests
Bioequivalence studies CR
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What does the service include?

1

Reference verification

Confirmation of reference product in current LAMR

2

BE / CDP strategy

Definition of bioequivalence studies or dissolution profiles

3

FOREBI compilation

Bioequivalence Study Report Form

4

Submission and response

Procedure before the Ministry of Health and technical inquiries

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