by Naveen kumar | Nov 28, 2024
Out of Specifications (OOS) in Pharmaceuticals Out of Specification (OOS) results occur when the test results of a pharmaceutical product fall outside the predefined acceptance criteria specified in regulatory guidelines or quality standards. These deviations are...
by Naveen kumar | Nov 27, 2024
Q1. Why is microbiology important in the pharmaceutical industry? A: Microbiology ensures that pharmaceutical products are free from microbial contamination. It plays a crucial role in sterility testing, microbial limit testing, and environmental monitoring to...
by Naveen kumar | Nov 27, 2024
Interview Questions and Answers on Module 3.2.P (Drug Product) Under Quality – CTD 1. What is the 3.2.P section of the CTD? Answer: The 3.2.P section in Module 3 of the CTD deals with the drug product. It provides detailed information about the finished dosage...
by Naveen kumar | Nov 24, 2024
Common Blister Defects in Pharmaceutical Packaging: Identification and Solutions Blister packaging is a popular choice in the pharmaceutical industry due to its ability to safeguard products, enhance usability, and ensure tamper-proofing. However, defects during...
by Naveen kumar | Nov 21, 2024
Parts of Analytical Validation in the Pharmaceutical Industry Analytical validation plays a crucial role in ensuring that pharmaceutical products meet the highest standards of quality, safety, and effectiveness. It confirms that the methods used to analyze these...