In the fast-paced world of pharmaceutical development and manufacturing, ensuring the integrity of sterile containers is paramount. This webinar, titled “Ensuring Container Integrity at Various Temperatures,” is a deep dive…
Authors & ContributorsDavid ExlineCara Plese May 06, 2013 Presumptive tests for blood, seminal fluid, urine, and saliva are fast, relatively inexpensive, and can quickly eliminate a stain from further analysis if the results show the sample is not the fluid originally suspected. Likewise, microscopic analysis of hair is a nondestructive…
Topics covered include analytical techniques and methods suitable for API particle sizing and in vitro bioequivalence for nasal drug products as well as preparation methods and a review of case…
May 14, 2012 When developing controlled release products, it is important to establish coating consistencies in the laboratory and manufacturing environments to produce a predictable result. The ability to effectively test and gain feedback about the coating processes for ingredient-specific measurements of individual coating layers, allows scientists to accurately predict…
Download our webinar on hair as a pharmaceutical contaminant and learn how it is identified, and how we can tell where it originated.
Authors & ContributorsDavid ExlineCara PleseAugust 28, 2013 This webinar was designed for professionals (e.g. Quality Control, Industrial Engineers) involved in the production and development of tablet and semi-solid drug products. During this webinar, our presenters provided examples of commonly found particle contamination in tablet and semi-solid drug products and how these…
Authors & ContributorsRebekah ByrneDavid Exline January 02, 2013 This webinar was designed for police and attorneys and built upon the information provided in our previous webinar, “Forensic Analysis of Gunshot Residue for Police & Attorneys.” During this webinar, our presenters provided police officers with tips on the proper collection for…
Download our webinar on using raman spectroscopy and LIBS for automated particle identification in pharmaceutical drug products. expensive recall.