Technically Unavoidable Particles (TUPs) are always present in excipients. Concern regarding their presence has increased dramatically in recent years due to several US FDA warning letters to pharmaceutical companies, highlighting adverse findings during inspections....
SAXOCON provides microscopic particle count testing in accordance with Method 2 in USP-NF (788). Testing is conducted in our Class N2 clean workspace according to our internal protocols to guarantee the precise identification and measurement of particles that satisfy...
Whether you are a pharmaceutical or medical device manufacturer, you need to comply with several layers of guidelines and regulations to bring your products to market and keep them there. Having suppliers you can trust is crucial to your ability to concentrate on...
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is updating its guidance regarding Nitrosamine Drug Substance-Related Impurities (NDSRIs). With this update, the FDA acknowledges the leading scientific research by introducing a novel framework for determining the Acceptable...
As a pharmaceutical manufacturer, you need to know whether your products contain nitrosamine impurities and, if so, whether they are below the thresholds established by various regulatory agencies. Nitrosamine impurities can be introduced at any stage in the supply...
The FDA Modernization Act to end animal testing has passed the US Senate. This change nullifies the old mandate requiring animal testing of all new drugs, thereby increasing the acceptance and use of Quantitative Structure-Activity Relationship (QSAR) and read-across...
