The main insight is simple: high quality is ensured not by new instruments, but by instruments that continue to work reliably year after year. Regular calibration prevents deviations, while preventive maintenance reduces...
Pharmacovigilance is regulated by a set of international standards that define common rules for all market participants. Key documents include ICH E2 guidelines, the European GVP (Good Pharmacovigilance Practices), and the requirements of...
In a pharmaceutical laboratory, there are no secondary tasks. Every analysis influences product safety, quality stability, and the predictability of supply. This is why training new employees is not a formality but...
Quality consistency is the laboratory’s ability to produce the same results when testing every new batch of a substance. For example, if purity remains steadily at 98%+, without fluctuations like 97–96–99–95%, this...