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Bioequivalence among three methods of administering pantoprazole granules in healthy subjects
American Journal of Health-System Pharmacy, 10/26/09
Tammara B et al. – Three methods of administering pantoprazole delayed–release granules for oral suspension—with apple juice orally, with applesauce orally, and with apple juice through a nasogastric tube—were bioequivalent in healthy subjects.
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