To aid the fomulation scientist in selecting the optimal excipients for the preparation of vaginal products, the authors have compiled a list of all presently available vaginal excipients, including their functional categories and regulatory status.
To aid the fomulation scientist in selecting the optimal excipients for the preparation of vaginal products, the authors have compiled a list of all presently available vaginal excipients, including their functional categories and regulatory status.
At a time when the industry is struggling with innovation, it might do well to learn a lesson from a few great innovators.
Developments in RNAi, monoclonal antibodies, and more are boosting the biotech marketplace.
Misalignment around liquid filtration requirements and contamination control assurance still persist despite the revisions to Annex 1.
The industry has acknowledged only recently the significance of the contamination risk posed by humans. The authors assert that this realization, together with technological advances, will lead to the elimination of human intervention and, hence, improved sterility.
Microbial experts should employ proactive practices on the manufacturing floor, rather than relying on testing.
New FDA Guidance on Electronic Common Technical Document Submissions
PDA reviews an industry survey of concerns and best practices regarding the EU GMP’s required PUPSIT test for filters used in sterile filtration.
Two types of hydrogels used in parenteral protein-delivery systems offer opportunities for achieving a variety of prolonged- and delayed-release patterns.
Two types of hydrogels used in parenteral protein-delivery systems offer opportunities for achieving a variety of prolonged- and delayed-release patterns.
The authors provide a systematic evaluation of the effects of solvent systems, PEG molecular weight, and concentration of CA to PEG on the thermomechanical properties and permeabilities of CA-free films.
Two types of hydrogels used in parenteral protein-delivery systems offer opportunities for achieving a variety of prolonged- and delayed-release patterns.
Two types of hydrogels used in parenteral protein-delivery systems offer opportunities for achieving a variety of prolonged- and delayed-release patterns.
Insulin is one of the most popular proteins to be studied for oral delivery. The authors review the current status of the development strategies of insulin drug delivery systems, the various challenges associated with these systems, and how these challenges may be overcome.
A new book explains process analytical technology, drug stability, and quality.
Testing of an in situ fiber-optic transmission probe demonstrates sound hydrodynamic performance and reduced stray-light limitations.
Testing of an in situ fiber-optic transmission probe demonstrates sound hydrodynamic performance and reduced stray-light limitations.
Two types of hydrogels used in parenteral protein-delivery systems offer opportunities for achieving a variety of prolonged- and delayed-release patterns.
Testing of an in situ fiber-optic transmission probe demonstrates sound hydrodynamic performance and reduced stray-light limitations.
In the concluding part of this article, the authors address diffusive-airflow imprecisions and measurements as well as automated integrity-test equipment, variations in bubble-point measurements, and the identification of a "sterilizing" filter.
A summary of the conclusions of the PhRMA Workshop on Acceptable Analytical Practices describes equipment qualification practices and guidelines that are designed to help the pharmaceutical industry be consistent in meeting core requirements.
A summary of the conclusions of the PhRMA Workshop on Acceptable Analytical Practices describes equipment qualification practices and guidelines that are designed to help the pharmaceutical industry be consistent in meeting core requirements.
A summary of the conclusions of the PhRMA Workshop on Acceptable Analytical Practices describes equipment qualification practices and guidelines that are designed to help the pharmaceutical industry be consistent in meeting core requirements.
In the concluding part of this article, the authors address diffusive-airflow imprecisions and measurements as well as automated integrity-test equipment, variations in bubble-point measurements, and the identification of a "sterilizing" filter.
A summary of the conclusions of the PhRMA Workshop on Acceptable Analytical Practices describes equipment qualification practices and guidelines that are designed to help the pharmaceutical industry be consistent in meeting core requirements.
A new approach to testing water content in biologics is needed that will give a more accurate determination of actual water content in the biologic.
Quality by design highlights product and process understanding and control, integrating quality risk management, and is also considered a quality system for managing a product’s lifecycle.
Quality by design highlights product and process understanding and control, integrating quality risk management, and is also considered a quality system for managing a product’s lifecycle.
Drugs in the amorphous form are loaded into porous silica particles, which provide a maintained concentration gradient for skin delivery.