An unexpected particle in a pharmaceutical product can create a much bigger problem than its physical size suggests. A fiber, […]
In pharmaceutical manufacturing, finding an unexpected particle in a product is rarely the end of the problem. In many cases,
In pharmaceutical manufacturing, finding an unexpected particle in a product can quickly turn into a major quality investigation. The immediate
When an unknown particle is discovered in a pharmaceutical product, identifying it is only the beginning. The more important question
An unexpected particle in an injectable product can turn a routine quality observation into a complex investigation. The first question
An unexpected particle in an injectable product immediately raises an important question: Where did it come from? Finding a visible
For sterile pharmaceutical manufacturers, visual inspection is much more than looking at a vial and deciding whether it appears acceptable.
Visual inspection is one of those pharmaceutical quality activities that can look simple from the outside. A vial moves under
When pharmaceutical manufacturers talk about USP <790> compliance, the discussion often starts with one simple question: Can our inspectors reliably
For pharmaceutical manufacturers, injectable product quality cannot depend only on a final laboratory test. A vial, cartridge, or prefilled syringe
