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The amount of testing is based on the supplier history and your confidence in the Supplier's Certificate of Analysis (gained by audits, comparative testing, etc.) At a minimum full specification testing
Why do you need to read pressure in warehouses? The key issue is temperature. If you are trying to keep a cephalosporin warehouse at negative pressure to the outside world, then of course you need to
Interesting questions. 21CFR211.170 on Reserve Samples states: "(b) An appropriately identified reserve sample that is representative of each lot or batch of drug product shall be retained and stored
Claire: You appear to be correct (but as I am not a lawyer, I cannot state that you legally "are correct"). Have you asked him to explain the rationale and logic of his actions? And ..... if your
There is no such thing as the "ideal" warehouse, as it depends on your product needs (degree of refrigeration or cooling); and your volumes of raw materials (solids, liquids, chemicals, packaging) and

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