SOP for Cleaning and Operation of vials washing machine

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SOP file Cleaning and Operation of vials washing machine

Learn about the Standard operating procedure on the vials washing machine in pharmaceuticals along with their Objective, Scope, Responsibility, procedure, precautions, cleaning, and acceptance criteria. 1.0 Objective: To lay down a procedure for Cleaning and operation of vials washing machine to make vials free from particulate matter.2.0 Scope: This SOP applies to the Injection Section of the production department. … Read more

SOP on Sterilized Powder filling machine

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SOP on Sterilized Powder filling machine

Learn about the Standard procedure for the Sterilized Powder filling machine in the injection section along with their Objective, Scope, Responsibility, Procedure, and cleaning process. 1.0 Objective: To lay down the procedure for efficient Cleaning & Operation of the Sterilized Powder filling machine.     2.0 Scope: This SOP for Cleaning & Operation of a Sterilized Powder filling … Read more

Depyrogenation method and washing of Test tubes for BET

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Depyrogenation method and washing of Test tubes for BET

Learn About Standard Operating procedure on the Depyrogenation method and washing of Test tubes for BET. 1.0 Object: 1.1 To lay down the procedure for the Depyrogenation method and washing of test tubes for BET. 2.0 Scop: 2.1 This SOP applies to carry out the procedure of the Depyrogenation method and washing of test tubes for BET in a microbiology laboratory … Read more

Entry and Exit Procedure for staff, visitors in Pharmaceuticals

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entry and exit procedure

In pharmaceutical manufacturing, following entry and exit procedures for staff and visitors is essential to prevent external environmental dust and microorganisms from entering the cleaned area. These procedures also help prevent contamination and cross-contamination within the manufacturing facility. According to WHO pharmaceutical guidelines, a well-defined procedure for on-premises entry and exit must be in place. … Read more

Pharmaceutical Sampling, types, tools ( Guidelines)

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Pharmaceutical Sampling

Pharmaceutical Sampling involves selecting a portion of a product for a specific purpose. The sample is a part of a material collected following a defined sampling procedure. A Sampling plan specifies the location, the number of units, the quantity of material to collect, and the associated acceptance criteria. The Sampling procedure contains all sampling operations … Read more

Capsules, Types, and Formulation (Complete guide)

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capsule image

A capsule is a type of Unit dosage form in the pharmaceutical industry. It consists of small, cylindrical components made of either soft or hard gelatin, filled with a powder or liquid. Capsules are taken orally and are designed to release their contents after swallowing. They are commonly used for medications intended to be absorbed … Read more

Procedure for Destruction Microbial waste by Autoclaving

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SOP for Destruction Microbial waste

Learn About Standard operating procedures for the Destruction of Microbial waste by Autoclaving methods along with their Objective, Scope, Responsibility, and procedure. 1.0 Objective: 1.1 To lay down the procedure of the Destruction of microbial waste by autoclaving.2.0 Scope: 2.1 This SOP applies to carry out the procedure of Destruction of microbial wastes by autoclaving in a microbiology laboratory 3.0 Responsibility: 3.1 … Read more

Contamination and Cross-contamination in Manufacturing

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Contamination and Cross-contamination illustration

Contamination and cross-contamination are terminologies used in the pharmaceutical industry when products undesirably come into contact with or mix with other products or their parts. Contamination can occur in starting materials or products due to contact with other related products. The risk of accidental contamination may arise from the uncontrolled release of dust, gases, particles, … Read more

MACO and NOEL Calculation for cleaning Validation

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MACO and NOEL Calculation

MACO and NOEL calculations have great importance in the pharmaceutical industries. NOEL refers to “No observed effect level” and MACO is a “Maximum allowable carryover”. NOEL is used to determine MACO during cleaning validation. NOEL Calculation: NEOL is calculated by using LD50 and average. Adult dose. LD50 is a lethal dose (it may vary), considered an adult’s … Read more

Difference between Static and Dynamic Pass box

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Difference between Static and Dynamic Pass box

Pass boxes are cleanroom systems used to transfer materials from one area to another cleaned area through a controlled environment. Pass boxes help control contamination and cross-contamination by passing particular matter present on the surface of materials that are to be transferred. These materials automatically pass through the filter present on the pass box during … Read more

Good Documentation Practice (GDP) in Pharmaceuticals

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Good Documentation Practice

Documentation forms the base of any company’s Quality Management System and serves as an essential GMP requirement. Anyone handling GMP documents and documentation systems must understand the regulatory requirements. Requirement of Good Documentation Practice? Good Documentation Practice is essential for proof of invention, company operations, technology transfer, regulatory requirements, and liability protections. The Documentation System … Read more

GxP in Pharmaceuticals industries (FDA guidelines)

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GxP in pharmaceutical

GxP in pharmaceuticals is a set of Good Practices; it ensures the quality and effectiveness of products for drugs, food, medical equipment, and other life-serving products as per regulatory standards. Meaning of GxP in Pharmaceuticals: GxP is part of Good practice because it’s related to the manufacturing of life-saving products. GxP helped in controlling the … Read more

SOP on Cleaning Procedure for Sterility Failure investigation

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SOP on Sterility Failure

Learn About Standard Operating Procedure for Sterile failure investigation within sterile testing Areas including their, Aim, Scope, Responsibility, Procedure, and Definitions. 1.0 AIM: To lay down the cleaning procedure for the Sterility failure investigation.2.0 SCOPE: This SOP applies to carry out the cleaning procedure for the Sterility failure investigation.3.0 RESPONSIBILITY: Executive – Provide training for Cleaning procedure for the Sterility testing area … Read more

SOP on Operation of Laminar airflow in a Micro laboratory

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SOP Laminar airflow

Learn About Standard operating procedure on Laminar airflow in a Micro laboratory including their, Aim, Scope, Responsibility, distribution, Procedure, and Annexures. 1.0 AIM: To lay down the procedure of Operation of Laminar airflow in the microbiology laboratory.2.0 SCOPE: This SOP applies to carry out the procedure Operation of Laminar airflow in the microbiology laboratory at a pharmaceutical plant. 3.0 RESPONSIBILITY:3.1 Executive … Read more

Procedure for Microbial Incubator operation & Calibration

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Microbial Incubator

Learn About Standard Operating Procedure for Microbial Incubator operation and their Calibration along with Objective, Scope, Responsibility, Procedure, Frequency, and Tolerance Limits 1.0 Objective: To get reliable and consistent results, we must ensure the procedure and maintenance of the Microbial Incubator, especially for temperature maintenance for Microbial growth. 2.0 Scope: This procedure is applicable to … Read more

Procedure for Planned Internal Quality Audits in Pharma

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Procedure for Planned Internal Quality Audits in Pharma

Discover the effective process for conducting planned internal quality audits within the pharmaceutical industry. Learn how to optimize quality assurance practices while ensuring compliance with regulatory standards. Gain insights into enhancing pharmaceutical audit procedures and achieving operational excellence. 1.0 PURPOSE: 1.1 The purpose of this procedure is to implement a system for planned internal quality audits … Read more