Printed matter on hard gelatin capsules is the text, symbols, logos, or codes applied to the capsule shell. It can be: Why Do Capsules Have Printing? The primary purposes are: How Is Printing Applied? Common printing methods include: The printing…
Batch Release Before QC Release (sometimes called conditional, provisional, or preliminary release) is the process of approving a batch for distribution before all final Quality Control test results (e.g., assay, microbiology, stability) are available. 1️⃣ Definition This practice is an…
Pharmaceutical companies often purchase ready-to-file dossiers (including formulation, analytical, stability, and bioequivalence data) to accelerate product launches and reduce R&D costs. While this approach can deliver commercial advantages, it introduces substantial risks across regulatory, operational, legal, and business domains. Key…
Pharmaceutical guidelines are structured recommendations and requirements established to ensure that medicinal products are consistently produced, controlled, and distributed to the highest standards of quality, safety, and efficacy. These guidelines are critical because medicines directly impact human health, and any…
This risk assessment addresses the occurrence of intermixing of flavours during the manufacturing process of [Product Name]—specifically, the unintended combination of [Flavour A] and [Flavour B] in a single batch. Flavours are critical excipients in pharmaceutical and nutraceutical products, as…
Introduction: In the pharmaceutical industry, maintaining the integrity of technical processes, regulatory compliance, and product quality is essential to safeguard patient safety and uphold the company’s reputation. However, excessive interference by non-technical management—meaning leaders without relevant scientific, engineering, or regulatory…
Cross Contamination in microbiology refers to the unintentional transfer of microorganisms from one material, sample, culture, environment, or person to another. This process can occur through various routes, including direct contact, airborne dispersal, or via contaminated instruments and surfaces. Risk…
Intermixing of blister strips refers to the unintended presence of blister packs containing tablets or capsules of a different product, strength, or batch within the same carton, shipper, or lot. This is a critical quality defect that can occur at…
1️⃣ Why Foreign Fibres are Critical References: 2️⃣ Potential Origins of Fibres in Sterile Production In theory, fibres can come from multiple sources in the process: Personnel and Garments Equipment and Tools Materials Environment Process Flow and Methods 3️⃣ Regulatory…
The presence of White precipitates in parenteral vials is a critical deviation from the expected appearance of the drug product. Such precipitates can arise from a range of underlying factors including formulation instability, inadequate solubility of active pharmaceutical ingredients (API)…