Controlling impurities in pharmaceutical waters
This virtual panel explores impurity control in pharmaceutical waters, the differences between microbial and organic contaminants, and best practices for measurement and treatment.
One of the biggest misconceptions about measuring Water for Injection (WFI) and Purified Water (PW) is the understanding that chemical and microbiological properties are different. They react differently, they are distributed unevenly in a storage and distribution loop, and they have different ramifications in terms of the health of the water loop.
In this virtual panel, pharmaceutical water experts review common questions about organic and microbial impurities encountered in pharma water systems. During the session, panelists will offer recommendations on measurement approaches and indicators of each.
Key learning points:
- Understand the critical importance of impurity control in ensuring the safety and efficacy of pharmaceutical products
- Differentiate between organic and microbiological contaminants in Water for Injection (WFI) and Purified Water (PW) and their impacts on water quality
- Learn recommended measuring approaches for each impurity type to maintain a healthy water loop in pharmaceutical manufacturing