In June 2004, SFDA approved Antofloxacin Hydrochloride and its tablets for clinical study of new drugs, and completed the first phase of clinical study. In June 2006, after the second and third clinical studies were completed, Antofloxacin Hydrochloride and its tablets applied to SFDA for new drug certificate and drug approval number.
Phase I clinical studies have proved that antofloxacin hydrochloride has good drug metabolism characteristics. Compared with the latest fourth-generation fluoroquinolones, the oral dosage is the lowest, the protein binding rate is the lowest, and the longest half-life is 20 hours, and it only needs to be taken 1 time every day. It is a real long-acting fluoroquinolone antibacterial drug.
Phase II/III clinical trials (involving 943 patients) proved that Antofloxacin Hydrochloride was effective in treating bacterial infectious diseases of respiratory tract, urinary tract and skin and soft tissue, with few adverse reactions, and the total effective rate was over 95%. For the same course of treatment and the same curative effect, the total dose of this product is only 1600 mg, which is less than the total dose of levofloxacin of 2,800 mg 1200 mg, showing higher curative effect and higher safety.