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Preserving antibiotic efficacy with an advanced coating process to prevent Amoxicillin and Clavulanic Acid tablet degradation

European Pharmaceutical Review

Exposure to moisture can cause Clavulanic acid to degrade rapidly into inactive compounds, which diminishes the effectiveness of the drug combination. If not properly coated and packaged, Amoxicillin and Clavulanic acid tablets can degrade, leading to a loss of potency and therapeutic efficacy. Lachman L, Lieberman H A, Kanig J L.

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Contamination Trends & Proposed Solutions

ISPE

The cases covered the same types of contaminants and impurities noted in Table 1: microbial contaminants, process-related im-purities, metal contaminants, packaging-related contaminants, drug cross-contamination, and an “unknown” category encompassing other contaminants associated with the manufacturing process, including those from cell culturing.

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14 remedies to get rid of congestion

The Checkup by Singlecare

Follow these steps to try nasal irrigation for congestion: Prepare the nasal rinse solution by mixing saline with distilled water per the package instructions. Supplement with turmeric Curcumin is the main compound of the herb turmeric, and according to Dr. Garcia-Ibáñez, it works as a powerful antioxidant and anti-inflammatory.

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Tracking the Drug Trail

Pharmaceutical Technology

Data has long been incorporated into drug packaging to accomplish these goals, but only to a partial degree with embossed lot numbers, expiry dates and even Braille identification in addition to linear bar codes. For example, Turkey will require track and trace by 1 January 2009 and California is requiring the technology by 1 January 2011.

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Life-Cycle Approach to Cleaning Topical Drug Products

ISPE

For example, the equipment for blending and packaging large-volume, high-viscosity formulations is complex, and the residues can be challenging to remove. Bethesda, MD: PDA and River Grove, IL: DHI Publishing, 2009. Bethesda, MD: PDA and River Grove, IL: DHI Publishing, 2009. link] 4 Pluta, P. Process Validation Basics.”

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A Proposal for a Comprehensive Quality Overall Summary

ISPE

The TPP defines the indication and patient population, describes usage of the product, provides dosage and administration details, explains dosage form and strengths, and lists packaging and storage requirements. Published August 2009. The results of the risk assessment are used to define experiments.

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A Proposal for a Comprehensive Quality Overall Summary

ISPE

The TPP defines the indication and patient population, describes usage of the product, provides dosage and administration details, explains dosage form and strengths, and lists packaging and storage requirements. Published August 2009. The results of the risk assessment are used to define experiments.