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First approval of generic dry powder inhaler drug products in Japan.

The Japanese Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare (MHLW) published the basic principles of bioequivalence evaluations for generic dry powder inhaler (DPI) drug products in March 2016. The basic principles were formulated to promote the development of effective and safe generic DPI drugs. Based on this document, the Pharmaceuticals and Medical Devices Agency (PMDA) advises generic companies on effective development through consultation meetings. The PMDA generally requires data from in vitro tests, pharmacokinetic studies, and pharmacodynamic or clinical endpoint studies for generic drug development. The MHLW approved the first generic version of the Symbicort Turbuhaler in 30- and 60-dose pack sizes in February 2019. This article presents the concrete data on the first approval of generic DPI drug products based on public information. Graphical abstract.

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