Topics covered include analytical techniques and methods suitable for API particle sizing and in vitro bioequivalence for nasal drug products as well as preparation methods and a review of case studies. The presentation also provides FDA guidance related to particle size distribution (PSD) and regulatory considerations for PSD testing.
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