INSIGHTS ON QUALITY CONTROL
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Digitalizing Pharma Control Strategies: A Roadmap
Digitalizing control strategies in pharmaceutical manufacturing enhances product quality, compliance, and efficiency, leveraging data-driven approaches like QbD, and digital CPV for optimized processes.
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A Powerful Non-Destructive Tool For Tablet Characterization
Discover how X-ray micro-CT provides vital, non-destructive analysis of a tablet’s internal 3D physical structure. This structural insight is essential for troubleshooting defects and confirming performance.
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A Closer Look At Multi-Lane Checkweighing In Pharma
Learn how multi-lane checkweighing boosts operational efficiency, ensures accurate dosing, and simplifies changeovers, making it ideal for applications like dual-chamber sachets and nutraceutical products.
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Water Activity: A Better Approach For Lyo Moisture Determination
Explore why residual moisture content is crucial for freeze-dried pharmaceuticals and how water activity measurement can enhance product safety and stability with innovative laser-based methods.
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Solid State Hydrogen Deuterium Exchange To Study Antibody Drug Conjugate Stability10/16/2024
Discover how this solid-state HDX-MS is being used to revolutionize the prediction of stability for IgG-based Antibody Drug Conjugates and enhance ADC development processes.
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Accelerate Biologics Product Release With Seamless Viral Testing6/23/2025
Explore viral safety testing for biologics, focusing on prevention, detection, and removal strategies, updated regulatory guidance, and common challenges in unprocessed bulk testing.
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Effective Staffing Plans For GMP Drug Manufacturing Facilities8/12/2024
In the manufacturing industry, the proper planning and staffing of GMP facilities and production lines are crucial for efficient operations and successful outcomes.
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Change Management In Pharmaceutical Quality Control Laboratories10/29/2024
Gain expert insights into the driving forces behind change management, the associated obstacles within a QC lab, and best practices for guiding change when implementing new technology or procedures.
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Utilizing A Stepwise Approach For Nitrosamine Risk Mitigation5/15/2025
Insights and case studies demonstrate how a tailored, stepwise testing approach can effectively detect, quantify, and control nitrosamine impurities while maintaining cost efficiency.
QUALITY CONTROL SOLUTIONS
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Our newly expanded in-house capabilities span clinical and commercial scale manufacturing for DPIs, unit-dose, bi-dose and preserved multi-dose nasal sprays.
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Combination Powder and Fume Hood with HEPA filtration and house exhaust connection designed to process liquid and powder substances. Fume Hood designed to house stir plate and analytical balance. It features cup sink; air, water, and gas fittings; and alarm for monitoring and maintaining recommended face velocity of 75 LFPM. Fume and Powder Hoods separated by sliding door to eliminate cross-contamination during processing. Powder Hood uses front airfoils and rear plenums to maintain laminar airflow across the work surface, which is vented through a HEPA filtration system to house exhaust.
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The pharmaceutical industry continues to bring breakthroughs in the field of new drugs and drug delivery systems amidst the increased scrutiny of the regulators. The packaging acts as the primary sterile barrier in drug delivery systems that safeguard the drug product through its life cycle. The efficiency of the primary sterile barrier and the functional components are of utmost importance to patient safety.
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Mettler XS204 Powder Weighing Enclosure designed to provide personnel protection when working with powdered substances down to a respiratory exposure concentration of less than 1 microgram powder per cubic meter of air (<1 ug/m3). Design accommodates sufficient space for efficient, ergonomic execution of powder weighing operations utilizing the Mettler XS204 Analytical Balance with dimensions (DxHxW) of 17.84” x 12.67” x 10.35” [453mm x 322mm x 263mm].
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Tyvek® gives the premium microbial barrier protection for sterilized medical instruments and pharmaceuticals. Apart from protecting the medical devices and pharmaceutical products from physical damages, medical and pharmaceutical packages also should provide an effective microbial barrier and help to maintain the sterility of the products. Bacteria and viruses with sizes varying from 0.002 to 100 microns are a constant threat to pharmaceuticals and medical devices which in turn can be hazardous to the patients.