Measuring the melting point of a substance is a critical quality control (QC) test in pharmaceuticals, as it helps to identify the substance and determine its purity. Here’s how melting point is typically measured in QC: Methods for Measuring Melting Point Equipment Used Procedure Calculations Reporting Results Regulatory Requirements Read also: Resource Person: Dhruv Jayswal
Q. Do we need to initiate an OOS investigation if OOS results are found during API Method Transfer? Ans: Yes, if it happens at the originating lab. If it happens at the receiving lab, handle it through a lab incident or deviation to identify the root cause as per in-house SOP; no OOS is needed….
A list of common interview questions and answers on stability testing of pharmaceutical products are given below: Q. What is stability in pharmaceuticals? Stability in pharmaceuticals refers to the ability of a drug product to maintain its physical, chemical, and microbiological properties within a specified range over a given period of time under the influence…
Quality control is a core department in a pharmaceutical industry, which act to ensure product quality through following GLP. Here we mentioned a list of questions and answers commonly asked during interview: Q. What is GLP? GLP means Good Laboratory Practice. It is a framework or pattern under which research work are planned, performed, monitored,…