Case study: Oxygen monitoring during shelf life
A stability study that provides an opportunity to extend the product shelf life, by optimising the formulation and/or product packaging.
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A stability study that provides an opportunity to extend the product shelf life, by optimising the formulation and/or product packaging.
Our video highlights how Aramus™ bag assemblies overcome single-use bag failures at cold temperatures with a new single-layer fluoropolymer material.
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See how compliant products, unique packaging and smart labels make EMSURE® inorganics and solvents the smartest choice for pharmaceutical analysis.
Medicines and other healthcare products rely for their value, integrity and commercial longevity on a delicate balance between quality, safety and efficacy.
NIR spectroscopy is well-known for its sensitivity to water, which can be useful for detecting water variation in the sample matrix. However, for many other applications, water intake of the samples may be an issue and must be closely monitored to gauge the predictive performance of calibration models. This article…
Supel™ BioSPME 96-Pin Devices vastly outperform current sample preparation techniques for plasma protein binding studies and free fraction analyses.
Monitoring headspace oxygen to ensure stability and potency of finished oxygen sensitive product.
Considerations when sourcing active pharmaceutical ingredients (APIs) can often be condensed to ones of economy and purity. Here, Dave Elder highlights the importance of defining those attributes that impact final product quality to ensure pharma companies find the best ingredient suppliers.
The European Medicines Agency will now review additional data on the efficacy, safety and quality of the COVID-19 Vaccine Janssen, deciding whether to approve the vaccine for use in the EU.
Read this in-depth focus to find out how moisture affects the performance of NIR spectroscopy-based classification models and discover novel mass spectrometry applications for pharmaceutical R&D.
Although three-dimensional (3D) printing has been around for some time, many people still underestimate its capabilities. This article addresses the regulatory challenges faced by the pharmaceutical sector and aims to correct some of the most common myths surrounding the technology.
The rolling review will assess CVnCoV’s efficacy and immunogenicity data as it becomes available, speeding the decision process for an eventual marketing authorisation application.
G-CON’s standard POD maximises efficiencies in production, qualification and cost and eliminates the complexity of cleanroom construction projects.
In this issue we discuss whether clinicians know enough about the development of biosimilars to buy in, explore the biggest M&A trends in pharma and what to expect this year and consider the importance of disaccharides in the stabilisation of biologics. The journal also features articles on the fundamentals of…