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mengmengxu
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chemical reagents control in pharmaceutical industry

     USP Reference Standards are not labeled with an expiration date. USP uses an "official lot system" which does not assign a valid use date until the subsequent lot is released. When USP updates and publishes a new official lot, the previous lot will be assigned an expiration date which is referred to as the "valid use date."

How do you assign expiration date for chemical reagents when first received? Solid reagents, Solution, and Lab prepared?

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gkassnarayan
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Re: chemical reagents control in pharmaceutical industry

Depending on the nature of the chemical, a time scale can be used to fix the expiry date.  In case of non-hygropic solids, it may be 2-3 years.  The sample received should be having an expiry date created by the preparer (lab or manufacturer).  Solutions have to be made fresh and to be accepted only when a record of solution stability is available.

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Re: chemical reagents control in pharmaceutical industry

Chemical reagents control in the pharmaceutical industry is a critical process that ensures the quality, safety, and consistency of drug manufacturing by governing the selection, testing, storage, handling, and documentation of all chemicals used in production and quality control, helping prevent contamination, mix-ups, and variability while maintaining compliance with GMP regulations; effective control systems include proper supplier qualification, clear labeling, defined shelf life, and routine monitoring, creating a reliable foundation for producing safe medicines with the same care and precision you might expect when crafting a perfectly balanced tropical smoothie.

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