PharmPK Discussion - Blinding Clinical Studies

• On 29 Jan 1996 at 13:37:37, izzyk.-a-.terraport.net (Izzy Kanfer) sent the message
  

  
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  >Dear Derek,
  
  I meant to tell you that Capsugel have a range of shells suitable for your need.
  
  Regards,
  
  Izzy
  
  >We are conducting a clinical study using a combination of drug A and drug B
  >or placebo in tablet formulations.  We wish to blind this study by placing
  >these tablets in a container for oral administration.
  >
  >The historical device 'cachet' has been suggested.  A cachet ranges in size
  >from 3/4 to 1/8 inch in diameter and consists of two concave pieces of wafer
  >made of flour and water.  They are sealed by moistening the margins and
  >pressing pressing firmly together.  Are these available?  We need
  >approximately 11,000 of them.
  >
  >Please share any experience regarding blinding techniques.
  >
  >Thank-you for your assistance.
  >
  >Derek A. Ganes, Ph.D.
  >Director, Biopharmaceutics
  >Biovail Corporation International
  >Contract Research Division
  >460 Comstock Road, Toronto, Ontario, Canada M1L 4S4
  >(416) 752-3636 Ext. 253, (416) 752-7610 (FAX)
  >76546.1530.at.compuserve.com, ganesda.-at-.the-wire.com
  >
  >from: "Derek A. Ganes" 
  
  

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