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  • Common Tablet Manufacturing Defects in Pharma | Part-2
    Manufacturing | Tablet

    Common Tablet Manufacturing Defects in Pharma | Part-2

    Byipharmacist December 29, 2023September 9, 2024

    Mottling Uneven distribution of color or pigmentation on the tablet surface. Causes of Mottling:          Remedies for Mottling:   Flashing It presents as a thin, unwanted edge around the perimeter of a tablet. Causes of Flashing:   Remedies for Flashing:   Chipping Breakage of tablet edges, resulting in small chips or fragments….

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  • Common Tbalet Manufacturing Defects in Pharma | Part-1
    Manufacturing | Tablet

    Common Tbalet Manufacturing Defects in Pharma | Part-1

    Byipharmacist December 29, 2023September 9, 2024

    1. Capping Partial or complete separation of a tablet’s crown or upper portion from the main body. Causes of Capping: Remedies for Capping:   2. Lamination Tablets split into layers or laminates. Causes of Lamination:   Remedies for Lamination:   3. Sticking It happens when the tablet material adheres to the punches and dies instead…

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  • Difference Between Aseptic Process and Terminal Sterilization
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    Difference Between Aseptic Process and Terminal Sterilization

    Byipharmacist December 21, 2023September 9, 2024

    Similarities 1. Both aseptic and terminal sterile manufacturing processes aim to prevent contamination of pharmaceutical products. 2. Both processes require strict adherence to Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP) guidelines. 3. Both processes involve the use of specialized equipment and facilities to maintain a controlled environment.   Differences 1. Aseptic manufacturing involves the use of aseptic techniques,…

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  • Process Capability and Continual Improvement in QbD
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    Process Capability and Continual Improvement in QbD

    Byipharmacist December 19, 2023September 9, 2024

    Process capability measures the inherent variability of a stable process that is in a state of statistical control in relation to the established acceptance criteria.    Calculations based on the inherent variability due to common cause of a stable process (i.e., in a state of statistical control) result in process capability (Cp and Cpk) indices….

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  • Difference Between CSV and CSA
    CSV | VS

    Difference Between CSV and CSA

    Byipharmacist December 18, 2023September 9, 2024

    Introduction In September 2022, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) released a draft guidance on software validation, introducing a new approach called Computer Software Assurance (CSA) for production and quality system software. This guidance marks a shift from the traditional method of software validation, known as computer system validation (CSV), towards a risk-based approach….

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  • Control Strategy in QbD
    QbD

    Control Strategy in QbD

    Byipharmacist December 14, 2023September 9, 2024

    The knowledge gained through appropriately designed development studies culminates in the establishment of a control strategy. As shown in the picture, control strategy could include three levels of controls as follows:   Level 1 utilizes automatic engineering control to monitor the CQAs of the output materials in real time. This level of control is the…

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  • Why Do We Do pH in the Pharmaceutical Industry?
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    Why Do We Do pH in the Pharmaceutical Industry?

    Byipharmacist December 12, 2023September 9, 2024

    pH is a measure of a solution’s acidity or alkalinity. In the pharmaceutical industry, pH is important because it can affect the stability, efficacy, solubility, and bioavailability of drugs:   pH is mesured in the pharmaceutical industry to check/ensure: 1. Drug stability The stability of many drugs is affected by pH.  For example, some drugs…

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  • Process Design and Understanding in QbD
    QbD

    Process Design and Understanding in QbD

    Byipharmacist December 9, 2023September 9, 2024

      A pharmaceutical manufacturing process usually consists of a series of unit operations to produce the desired quality product.  Unit operations may be executed in batch mode or in a continuous manufacturing process.    A process is generally considered well-understood when: (1) all critical sources of variability are identified and explained (2) variability is managed…

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