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Content Uniformity (CU)

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Content Uniformity ensures that the active pharmaceutical ingredient (API) is evenly distributed in each finished dosage unit, such as a ...

Blend Uniformity (BU)

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Blend Uniformity focuses on the homogeneity of the API in the powder blend before it is compressed or encapsulated. Purpose ...

Difference Between Blend Uniformity (BU) and Content Uniformity (CU)

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Stage of Testing Purpose Testing Process Impact of Failure Why Both Matter? Related Topics: OOE OOS OOT Bioavailability Biotechnology Bioinformatics

Calibration

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Calibration is a process that demonstrates a particular instrument or device produces results within specified limits, as compared to those ...

Qualification in Pharma

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In simple terms, qualification ensures that equipment, systems, and facilities are installed and operate as intended. It’s all about proving ...

Fishbone Diagram in Pharmaceutical Industry

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A fishbone diagram is one of the most widely used tools in quality management and is considered one of the ...

Change Control Handling

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Change control is a process used in the pharmaceutical industry to manage and document changes to products, processes, or systems. ...

Quality Plan

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A Quality Plan is a roadmap that defines how to ensure the quality of a product, service, or project. It ...

Drug Master File (DMF)

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A DMF is a confidential document submitted to the FDA by a pharmaceutical manufacturer, containing detailed information about the facilities, ...

Quality Management System (QMS)

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Quality Management System (QMS) is a formalized framework that outlines the structure, responsibilities, and processes for achieving quality objectives in ...

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