Tag: shelf life prediction

Shelf Life Prediction Using Accelerated Stability Data

Shelf Life Prediction Using Accelerated Stability Data Predicting Pharmaceutical Shelf Life Using Accelerated Stability Testing Models Accelerated stability studies are not just stress tools—they are predictive engines for estimating shelf life before real-time data becomes available. This guide explains the modeling approaches, kinetic calculations, and regulatory expectations for predicting product shelf life from accelerated stability…

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Temperature and Humidity Impact on Accelerated Stability Testing

Temperature and Humidity Impact on Accelerated Stability Testing How Temperature and Humidity Affect Accelerated Stability Testing in Pharma Accelerated stability testing simulates long-term drug product degradation by exposing samples to elevated temperature and humidity. These environmental factors directly influence the degradation rate and physical integrity of pharmaceuticals. This guide explores the impact of temperature and…

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Real-Time Stability Testing Design Considerations

Real-Time Stability Testing Design Considerations Key Factors for Designing Effective Real-Time Stability Testing Protocols Real-time stability testing is a cornerstone of pharmaceutical quality assurance. This guide explores essential design considerations to help pharmaceutical professionals implement robust and regulatory-compliant stability protocols. By applying these insights, you’ll enhance shelf-life prediction accuracy, ensure ICH compliance, and support product…

Real-Time and Accelerated Stability Studies, Stability Testing Types

Follow ICH-Compliant Sampling Intervals for Accurate Stability Assessment

Understanding the Tip: Why structured sampling intervals matter: Stability testing isn’t just about storing products—it’s about analyzing them at critical intervals to track changes over time. Structured sampling intervals are essential to detect degradation trends and determine shelf life accurately. Missing key time points can lead to incomplete datasets, failed regulatory audits, or inaccurate product…

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Use Early Stress Testing to Reveal Degradation Pathways in Drug Products

Understanding the Tip: What stress testing reveals: Stress testing, also known as forced degradation, involves exposing the drug substance or product to extreme conditions such as heat, light, oxidation, and acidic or basic environments. This approach intentionally accelerates degradation to uncover potential chemical instability. Understanding how and when a compound breaks down helps formulation teams…

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