Tag: Stability testing

How to Conduct Stability Studies for Low-Dose Formulations Stability Testing Guidelines for Pharmaceuticals with Minimal Active Ingredients Introduction Low-dose formulations, which contain minimal amounts of active pharmaceutical ingredients (APIs), require precise stability testing to ensure their efficacy and safety. These formulations are often used in medications where the therapeutic window is narrow, making it critical…

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How to Assess Stability for Polymorphic Drugs Stability Testing Guidelines for Pharmaceuticals with Multiple Crystalline Forms Introduction Polymorphic drugs, which exist in multiple crystalline forms, present unique challenges in stability testing. Each polymorph can have different physical and chemical properties, impacting the drug’s solubility, bioavailability, and stability. Stability studies for polymorphic drugs are essential to…

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How to Conduct Stability Studies for Single-Dose Vials Stability Testing Guidelines for Single-Use Pharmaceutical Containers Introduction Single-dose vials are commonly used for administering sterile medications that require precise dosing without the risk of contamination from repeated use. Stability studies for single-dose vials are essential to ensure that the medication remains sterile, effective, and safe throughout…

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How to Perform Stability Studies for Controlled-Temperature Products Stability Testing Guidelines for Temperature-Sensitive Pharmaceuticals Introduction Controlled-temperature products, such as those requiring refrigeration or specific temperature ranges, are particularly sensitive to environmental conditions. Stability studies for these products are crucial to ensure that they maintain their efficacy and safety when stored and transported under controlled temperatures….

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How to Conduct Stability Studies for Drug-Eluting Stents Stability Testing Protocols for Combination Device-Drug Products Introduction Drug-eluting stents (DES) are combination products that deliver drugs directly to the site of a blocked artery while providing mechanical support to the vessel. These devices require rigorous stability testing to ensure that both the drug and the stent…

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How to Assess Stability for Antibody-Based Drugs Stability Testing Protocols for Monoclonal Antibodies and Antibody-Drug Conjugates Introduction Antibody-based drugs, including monoclonal antibodies (mAbs) and antibody-drug conjugates (ADCs), are critical in treating various diseases, particularly cancer and autoimmune disorders. These biologics are sensitive to environmental factors and require rigorous stability testing to ensure their safety and…

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How to Conduct Stability Studies for Recombinant Proteins Stability Testing Guidelines for Protein-Based Biopharmaceuticals Introduction Recombinant proteins, used in a variety of therapeutic applications, are complex biological molecules that require rigorous stability testing to ensure their efficacy and safety. These proteins are sensitive to environmental factors such as temperature, pH, and agitation, which can lead…

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How to Evaluate Stability for Drugs in Aseptic Processing Stability Testing Guidelines for Aseptically Processed Pharmaceuticals Introduction Aseptic processing is critical for producing sterile pharmaceutical products, particularly those that cannot withstand terminal sterilization. Stability studies for drugs manufactured through aseptic processing must ensure that the product remains sterile, effective, and free from contamination throughout its…

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