Tag: GMP compliance

Maintain Backup Stability Chambers to Prevent Data Loss in Case of Failure

Understanding the Tip: Why backup chambers are essential: Stability chambers are critical infrastructure in pharmaceutical QA. A sudden malfunction—due to power failure, temperature controller breakdown, or refrigerant issues—can jeopardize months or years of collected stability data. Having backup chambers validated and ready allows immediate transfer of samples, minimizing data loss and avoiding major protocol deviations….

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Real-Time Stability Testing Case Study: Oral Solid Dosage Forms

Real-Time Stability Testing Case Study: Oral Solid Dosage Forms Case Study: Implementing Real-Time Stability Testing for Oral Solid Dosage Forms Real-time stability testing is a regulatory requirement and quality assurance cornerstone in the pharmaceutical industry. This expert case study explores the end-to-end implementation of real-time stability testing for oral solid dosage forms (tablets and capsules),…

Real-Time and Accelerated Stability Studies, Stability Testing Types

Real-Time vs Accelerated Stability Studies: Key Differences

Real-Time vs Accelerated Stability Studies: Key Differences Understanding the Differences Between Real-Time and Accelerated Stability Testing Stability testing ensures that a pharmaceutical product maintains its intended quality over time. This guide offers a comprehensive comparison between real-time and accelerated stability studies — two fundamental approaches used to determine drug product shelf life. Learn how each…

Real-Time and Accelerated Stability Studies, Stability Testing Types

ICH Guidelines for Accelerated Stability Testing

ICH Guidelines for Accelerated Stability Testing Implementing ICH-Compliant Accelerated Stability Testing Protocols Accelerated stability testing is a crucial component of pharmaceutical development, enabling faster assessment of a product’s stability under stressed conditions. This tutorial explains how to design and execute accelerated stability testing protocols aligned with ICH guidelines, helping pharma professionals estimate shelf life and…

Real-Time and Accelerated Stability Studies, Stability Testing Types

Apply Risk-Based Strategies to Minimize Stability Testing Commitments

Understanding the Tip: What risk-based stability planning means: Risk-based approaches evaluate the criticality of stability testing based on formulation characteristics, manufacturing history, and existing data. This strategy allows companies to reduce repetitive or redundant testing without compromising product safety or compliance. It involves tailoring testing frequency, sample size, or study duration based on scientifically justified…

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