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  • Impact of Surface Area on Dissolution
    Dissolution

    Impact of Surface Area on Dissolution

    Byipharmacist January 13, 2025January 13, 2025

    Yesterday, I started working through the Noyes-Whitney equation with the intrinsic dissolution rate (k2). Today, let’s discuss the impact of surface area on dissolution. The equation shows us that as the surface area of a formulation increases, so does the dissolution rate. Using this, a formulator can greatly increase or decrease the dissolution rate of…

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  • Wet Granulation Scale-Up Insights for Tablet Manufacturing
    Manufacturing

    Wet Granulation Scale-Up Insights for Tablet Manufacturing

    Byipharmacist January 12, 2025January 12, 2025

    Scaling up the tablet dosage form preparation process, particularly through wet granulation, is a critical task in pharmaceutical manufacturing. As we transition from pilot to production scales, managing liquid addition is crucial to maintaining consistent dissolution profiles and ensuring tablet efficacy. Here’s an expanded view on how to effectively handle this process. Challenges in Scaling…

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  • Do the Retest Date and Expiration Date Mean the Same Thing?
    QC

    Do the Retest Date and Expiration Date Mean the Same Thing?

    Byipharmacist January 11, 2025

    Expiration date: The date placed on the container/labels of an API designating the time during which the API is expected to remain within established shelf-life specifications if stored under defined conditions and after which it should not be used. Retest date: The date when a material should be reexamined to ensure that it is still…

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  • Which Filtration System Do You Think is Better, HEPA or ULPA and Why?
    Engineering

    Which Filtration System Do You Think is Better, HEPA or ULPA and Why?

    Byipharmacist January 10, 2025

    HEPA (High-Efficiency Particulate Air) and ULPA (Ultra-Low Penetration Air) filters are both advanced filtration systems designed to remove particulate matter from the air, but they differ in efficiency, applications, and cost. Filtration Efficiency: HEPA filters capture 99.97% of particles as small as 0.3 microns, making them highly effective for general use in cleanrooms, medical facilities,…

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  • Difference Between Dose, Dosage, Dosage form and Dosage Regimen
    Dosage Form

    Difference Between Dose, Dosage, Dosage form and Dosage Regimen

    Byipharmacist January 9, 2025January 9, 2025

    1. Dose– Definition: The specific amount or quantity of a medication administered at one time – Examples:– 500mg of Paracetamol– 10mg of Amlodipine– 20 units of Insulin – Key Point: Dose refers to the exact amount of drug given at once 2. Dosage– Definition: The amount of medication and the frequency of administration over a…

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  • Calculation of Peak Purity in HPLC
    Analytical Development | Calculation

    Calculation of Peak Purity in HPLC

    Byipharmacist January 7, 2025January 7, 2025

    The calculation of peak purity in HPLC (High-Performance Liquid Chromatography) is typically performed using a photodiode array (PDA) detector, which can detect absorbance at multiple wavelengths simultaneously. Steps : Collect Spectral Data Across the Peak: During HPLC analysis, a PDA detector collects the UV-visible spectrum at different points across the peak (start, apex, and end…

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  • Sterility Testing | A Critical Step in Pharmaceutical & Medical Device Industry
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    Sterility Testing | A Critical Step in Pharmaceutical & Medical Device Industry

    Byipharmacist January 7, 2025January 7, 2025

    Ensuring sterility in pharmaceuticals and medical devices is a non-negotiable aspect of patient safety. Sterility testing not only confirms compliance but safeguards the trust placed in life-saving products. However, the process is intricate, and several factors can impact success. What Can Lead to Sterility Test Failures? For Medical Devices Sterility testing for medical devices presents…

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  • Process Simulations (Media Fill) | What to Do When They Fail?
    Sterilization

    Process Simulations (Media Fill) | What to Do When They Fail?

    Byipharmacist January 5, 2025January 5, 2025

    Process simulations known as media fills are crucial in the pharmaceutical industry to ensure aseptic manufacturing processes are sterile. These simulations test for contamination by mimicking production with a culture medium. A failure indicates possible breaches in the process line necessitating immediate investigation and action. Steps to Take When a Media Fill Fails By addressing…

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