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The purpose of this document is to serve as a case study where a containment device was designed to facilitate “interim containment”, or containment during the portion of a process where the product isn’t inside the enclosure.
Simplify the scaling of different dosages. Develop on lower dosage tablets to save money. Decrease the need to have multiple tooling sizes in R&D.
Equipment and systems for aseptic transfer and manufacture meet cGMP and Annex 1 requirements for pharmaceutical fill and finish.
High-throughput platforms can be used to develop tertiary phase diagrams, which can be leveraged to identify the most stable SEDDS formulations and excipients for lipid-based drug delivery systems.
This webcast will describe raw material verification testing through transparent and non-transparent packaging using the new Agilent Vaya handheld Raman system. True through-barrier analysis removes the need for sampling, increasing testing throughput without increasing costs-from clear glass vials to multilayer paper sacks. Live: Europe Broadcast: Thursday, May 14, 2020 at 9am EDT | 2pm BST | 3pm CEST US Broadcast: Thursday, May 14, 2020 at 2pm EDT | 1pm CDT | 11am PDT Asia Pacific Broadcast: Friday, May 15, 2020 at 8:30am IST | 11am CST | 12pm JST | 1pm AEST On demand available after airing until May 14, 2021.
At-line NIR measurements can replace a laboratory HPLC measurement for API content in oral solid-dosage drug manufacturing.
Technological advancements can address the formulation and dissolution challenges of HPMC polymers.
In this article, the contents of a stimulus article produced by the joint subcommittee of the USP Expert Committees on Dosage Forms, Physical Analysis, and Excipients and relevant comments from a workshop session are summarized.
In this article, the contents of a stimulus article produced by the joint subcommittee of the USP Expert Committees on Dosage Forms, Physical Analysis, and Excipients and relevant comments from a workshop session are summarized.
In this article, the contents of a stimulus article produced by the joint subcommittee of the USP Expert Committees on Dosage Forms, Physical Analysis, and Excipients and relevant comments from a workshop session are summarized.
In this article, the contents of a stimulus article produced by the joint subcommittee of the USP Expert Committees on Dosage Forms, Physical Analysis, and Excipients and relevant comments from a workshop session are summarized.
In this article, the contents of a stimulus article produced by the joint subcommittee of the USP Expert Committees on Dosage Forms, Physical Analysis, and Excipients and relevant comments from a workshop session are summarized.
In this article, the contents of a stimulus article produced by the joint subcommittee of the USP Expert Committees on Dosage Forms, Physical Analysis, and Excipients and relevant comments from a workshop session are summarized.
In this article, the contents of a stimulus article produced by the joint subcommittee of the USP Expert Committees on Dosage Forms, Physical Analysis, and Excipients and relevant comments from a workshop session are summarized.
In this article, the contents of a stimulus article produced by the joint subcommittee of the USP Expert Committees on Dosage Forms, Physical Analysis, and Excipients and relevant comments from a workshop session are summarized.
In this article, the contents of a stimulus article produced by the joint subcommittee of the USP Expert Committees on Dosage Forms, Physical Analysis, and Excipients and relevant comments from a workshop session are summarized.
In this article, the contents of a stimulus article produced by the joint subcommittee of the USP Expert Committees on Dosage Forms, Physical Analysis, and Excipients and relevant comments from a workshop session are summarized.
In this article, the contents of a stimulus article produced by the joint subcommittee of the USP Expert Committees on Dosage Forms, Physical Analysis, and Excipients and relevant comments from a workshop session are summarized.
In this article, the contents of a stimulus article produced by the joint subcommittee of the USP Expert Committees on Dosage Forms, Physical Analysis, and Excipients and relevant comments from a workshop session are summarized.
Traditional project decision-making is compared with a QbD approach.
The latest news about biologics facilities includes various expansions, new locations, and acquisitions in the bio/pharmaceutical space.
There are several common methods for detecting residual moisture in drug products that have been lyophilized; here are some key points to consider when selecting a method or developing one.
This article reviews sources of excipient variability, including raw materials and processing, both of which may vary from supplier to supplier and from plant to plant for a single manufacturer.
This article seeks to encourage continued dialogue among stakeholders to achieve consensus regarding excipient additives and processing aids.
Viewpoint: Continued dialogue among pharma stakeholders is needed to achieve consensus regarding excipient composition.
This article seeks to encourage continued dialogue among stakeholders to achieve consensus regarding excipient additives and processing aids.
In this study, researchers evaluated the colloidal microcrystalline cellulose (cMCC) suspending agent—a co-processed material of microcrystalline cellulose and sodium carboxymethyl cellulose (NaCMC)—by using a representative pharmaceutical-grade commercial version of cMCC.
Mass spectrometry should be utilized effectively to optimize biosimilar analysis, which can reduce development time and cost.