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  • Difference between Punch Type B and Type D
    Tablet

    Difference between Punch Type B and Type D

    Byipharmacist July 13, 2024September 4, 2024

    Type B   Type D   Read also: Points to be Considered When Purchasing Tablet Punches and Dies Tablet Tooling in Pharmaceutical Industry   Resource Person: Ali Saleh Ali

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  • Cratering in Tablet Coating
    Coating

    Cratering in Tablet Coating

    Byipharmacist July 13, 2024September 7, 2024

    What is the description of the problem? The presence of pits and irregularities at the top of the tablets surface due to the increased porosity of the tablets surface and the penetration of the coating solution into it.   What are the reasons? Are the reasons related only to the coating stage or are there…

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  • Scuffing in Tablet Coating
    Coating | Tablet

    Scuffing in Tablet Coating

    Byipharmacist July 12, 2024September 7, 2024

    With more and more washing of the pan and the use of cleaning materials and drying and also with the old age and too much using the machine, the stainless steel of the pan is affected and may interact with the tablets . Now some brands of coating machines have begun to fix this problem…

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  • CPP and CQA in Different Stages of Drug Product Manufacturing
    QbD

    CPP and CQA in Different Stages of Drug Product Manufacturing

    Byipharmacist July 6, 2024September 7, 2024

    Critical Process Parameters (CPP), Critical Quality Attributes (CQA) & It’s Stages 1) Wet Granulation   2) Drying   3) Milling   4) Mixing   5) Compression   6) Coating Read also:

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  • Headspace Oxygen Levels in Pharmaceutical Products
    Manufacturing

    Headspace Oxygen Levels in Pharmaceutical Products

    Byipharmacist July 5, 2024September 7, 2024

    Headspace oxygen levels in pharmaceutical products are critical to ensure product stability and safety. Regulatory guidelines provide specific limits and recommendations for controlling headspace oxygen to maintain product efficacy and quality. Here’s an overview based on industry standards and pharmacopeial guidelines:   Importance of Controlling Headspace Oxygen: 1. Product Stability: Oxygen can degrade active pharmaceutical…

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  • Points to be Considered for Pharmaceutical Supplier Validation
    Supply Chain

    Points to be Considered for Pharmaceutical Supplier Validation

    Byipharmacist July 4, 2024September 8, 2024

    Supplier validation or verification, also known as vendor validation, is the process of confirming that a supplier/vendor of your company agree to contract with continuous quality supply maintaining GMP and GDP.     Global sourcing and supply of Active Pharmaceutical Ingredients (APIs) and finished medicinal products, from source to end customer, MUST have robust systems…

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  • Pyrogen Testing in Pharmaceutical Industry
    Microbiology

    Pyrogen Testing in Pharmaceutical Industry

    Byipharmacist July 3, 2024September 8, 2024

    Pyrogen testing is important in the pharmaceutical industry because it detects the presence of pyrogens, which are substances that can cause fever.    Pyrogens can contaminate pharmaceutical products during the manufacturing process and can cause serious health problems if they enter the body.    Pyrogen testing helps to ensure the safety and quality of pharmaceutical…

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  • IPEC Federation Position Paper on Supply Chain Security
    Supply Chain

    IPEC Federation Position Paper on Supply Chain Security

    Byipharmacist July 2, 2024September 8, 2024

    Latest fatal incidents with contaminated medicinal syrup during 2022/2023.    The presence of numerous cases that have caused several hundred deaths due to the use of excipients of inappropriate quality in pharmaceutical formulations continues to be a global concern.    Some new cases of contaminated medicinal syrups occurred during 2022 and 2023 resulting in more…

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