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  • Key Elements of an Analytical Worksheet
    Analytical Development

    Key Elements of an Analytical Worksheet

    Byipharmacist September 15, 2024September 15, 2024

    Title and Identification:Including the type of test being performed, batch number, sample ID and date of analysis. Procedure Steps:Clearly outlining each step of the test method and procedures along with the references. Raw Data Entry:Areas to record experimental observations, instrument readings and raw data. Additional data prints like spectra should be attached. Calculations:Sections to perform…

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  • How to Minimize Powder Segregation in Sachet Filling Machines?
    Manufacturing | Uncategorized

    How to Minimize Powder Segregation in Sachet Filling Machines?

    Byipharmacist September 11, 2024September 11, 2024

    Assuming that a production batch of oral powder sachets was prepared using a dry mixing method. Post-preparation, a uniformity test for API was conducted, and the results were Satisfactory. Subsequently, the product was filled into sachets using a sachet filling machine. A content uniformity test was then performed, yielding non-conforming results. The root cause was…

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  • Interview Questions and Answers on GMP
    Q&A

    Interview Questions and Answers on GMP

    Byipharmacist September 4, 2024September 7, 2024

    What are Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP) and why are they important? GMP refers to a set of guidelines and regulations aimed at ensuring the quality and safety of products throughout the manufacturing process. They are important as they help maintain product consistency, minimize risks, and protect consumer health. How do GMP regulations differ from industry…

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  • Difference Between Steam Sterilization and Water Shower Sterilization
    Sterilization

    Difference Between Steam Sterilization and Water Shower Sterilization

    Byipharmacist August 31, 2024September 7, 2024

    Steam sterilization and water shower sterilization are both methods used to sterilize equipment and materials, particularly in pharmaceutical manufacturing. Here’s a comparison between the two:   Steam Sterilization – Process: Uses saturated steam under pressure to kill microorganisms. The steam penetrates the materials and transfers heat energy, which causes the coagulation of proteins, effectively killing…

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  • Why Pharmaceutical Water Always Kept in Circulation?
    Purifed Water System

    Why Pharmaceutical Water Always Kept in Circulation?

    Byipharmacist August 30, 2024September 7, 2024

    Water has great importance in pharmaceutical industries as it is used for all washing activities & is also used for various manufacturing processes.   It is a common observation that pharmaceutical water is distributed through a closed-loop system & this water remains in continuous circulation 24 hours a day & 7 days a week.  …

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  • Bacterial Endotoxin Test
    Microbiology

    Bacterial Endotoxin Test

    Byipharmacist August 27, 2024September 7, 2024

      Nature of Pyrogens Pyrogen (fever-inducing agent), principally known as bacterial endotoxin, is one of the most potent bacterial toxins.  Its only source is Gram (-) bacteria (GNB), where endotoxin comprises about 75% of  the GNB cell wall.   Bacterial contamination (bioburden) in water and on surfaces normally contains GNB, so endotoxin is ubiquitous in…

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  • Short Notes on Cleaning Validation
    Cleaning Validation

    Short Notes on Cleaning Validation

    Byipharmacist August 25, 2024September 7, 2024

     Cleaning validation is a critical process in ensuring that manufacturing equipment and facilities meet stringent cleanliness standards, particularly in industries like pharmaceuticals, biotechnology, and food production. It is essential to demonstrate that cleaning procedures effectively remove residues of active ingredients, excipients, cleaning agents, and microbial contaminants to acceptable levels.    This validation process includes establishing…

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  • Quality by Design (QbD) and Design Space in Pharmaceutical Development
    QbD

    Quality by Design (QbD) and Design Space in Pharmaceutical Development

    Byipharmacist August 24, 2024September 7, 2024

     Formulation design is crucial to ensure that our products meet quality expectations. By applying QbD principles, we can systematically understand the relationship between critical formulation factors and their impact on Critical Quality Attributes (CQAs).    Key elements to consider: 1. Quality Target Product Profile (QTPP): Defines the desired quality characteristics of the final product. 2….

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