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  • DMF in Pharmaceutical Industry
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    DMF in Pharmaceutical Industry

    Byipharmacist April 11, 2025

    What is a DMF? A Drug Master File (DMF) is a submission to the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) that may be used to provide confidential detailed information about facilities, processes, or articles used in the manufacturing, processing, packaging, and storing of one or more human drugs. A DMF is NOT a substitute for an…

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  • Sterile Filtration in Eye Drops Manufacturing
    Sterilization | Uncategorized

    Sterile Filtration in Eye Drops Manufacturing

    Byipharmacist April 4, 2025April 5, 2025

    Sterile filtration is a vital step in the production of eye drops in the pharmaceutical industry, ensuring that products are safe for use and compliant with regulatory standards. Proper techniques and rigorous testing are essential for maintaining the quality and integrity of the final product. Importance of Sterile Filtration Microbial Contamination Prevention: Eye drops are…

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  • Why is a 0.22-micron Filter Considered a Sterile Filter?
    Sterilization

    Why is a 0.22-micron Filter Considered a Sterile Filter?

    Byipharmacist April 4, 2025April 4, 2025

    A common question: Why is a 0.22-micron filter considered a sterile filter and why is this specific pore size preferred over smaller or larger microns for sterilization purposes? A 0.22-micron filter is considered a sterile filter because it effectively removes most microorganisms, particularly bacteria, from liquids and gases, ensuring sterility. Here are the key reasons…

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  • What are the Criteria for Selecting Clean Room Clothing in Pharmaceutical Industry?
    Clean Room

    What are the Criteria for Selecting Clean Room Clothing in Pharmaceutical Industry?

    Byipharmacist April 4, 2025

    When selecting cleanroom garments for use in sterile areas, several key criteria must be considered to ensure compliance with quality and safety standards. Here are the main criteria: Material Selection: Design and Fit: Electrostatic Discharge (ESD) Control: Contamination Control: Sterilization: Compliance with Standards: Cost-Effectiveness: Environmental Impact: These criteria help ensure that cleanroom garments provide a…

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  • Why Agar is Used in Microbial Media Preparation?
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    Why Agar is Used in Microbial Media Preparation?

    Byipharmacist March 29, 2025March 29, 2025

    This is a natural polysaccharide extracted from red seaweeds (mainly Gelidium and Gracilaria species). Properties of Agar: Agar is essential in microbiology due to its stability, clarity, and inert nature, making it the preferred medium for microbial cultivation: Because of these properties, agar is the most widely used solidifying agent in microbiological culture media. Uses…

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  • 7 Tools for Root Cause Analysis
    QA | QRM

    7 Tools for Root Cause Analysis

    Byipharmacist March 3, 2025

    Root Cause Analysis (RCA) is essential for identifying and addressing the underlying causes of problems to prevent recurrence. Below are 7 powerful tools that every quality professional should master: ❶ Ishikawa Fishbone Diagram: Organize potential causes into categories for better visualization. ❷ Pareto Chart: Prioritize causes by focusing on the vital few rather than the…

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  • Examples of QRM in Thermal Validation
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    Examples of QRM in Thermal Validation

    Byipharmacist February 27, 2025February 27, 2025

    Autoclave Validation Risk: Uneven temperature distribution could lead to incomplete sterilization. QRM Application: Conduct risk assessments for load configurations and identify critical spots for temperature sensors to ensure uniform heat distribution. Cold Chain Validation Risk: Temperature excursions during storage or transport might compromise product quality. QRM Application: Use risk-based mapping to monitor high-risk areas (e.g.,…

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  • What Should be Considered During Specification Setting?
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    What Should be Considered During Specification Setting?

    Byipharmacist February 25, 2025February 25, 2025

    When the specifications for the drug substances or drug product are being prepared, The following concepts as per ICH Q6A are important in the development and setting of harmonized specifications. such as, but limited to: 1) Periodic or Skip Testing: Periodic or skip testing is the performance of specified tests at release on pre-selected batches…

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