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purposes of specifications |
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Communicates exact needs to suppliers
Allows for supplier bids
Basis for judging production
Basis for accepting components
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specification application to packaging |
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Aesthetics
Dimensions
Machine requirements / limitations
Marketing / production
Stock policy
Distribution
Regulatory requirements
Supplier
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Attributes or Variables Inspection |
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Examine a sample of items, or characteristic of an items
Classify the item as “conforming” or “nonconforming”
Count the number or nonconforming items and compare to the acceptance criteria, for example:
ACCEPT 3
REJECT 4
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Super Critical=0.01 (0)
Critical=0.065 (0.1)
Major=0.65 (1.0)
Minor= 4 (2.5)
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Inspection whereby either the unit of product is classified as conforming or nonconforming, or the number of nonconformities in the unit of products is counted, with respect to a given requirement or set of requirements.
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Pre-Clinical Testing
IND Application
FDA Review IND
Clinical Trials
The NDA
NDA Review Process |
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exemption from statutory requirement to ship drugs in interstate commerce |
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document that contain sufficent info, data, and analyses to permit agency reviewers to make several key decisions |
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Standardized Packaging
Standardized filling equipment
Cost effective
Reliable suppliers
Interchangeability
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Good Package Development 2 |
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Stability
Meets market requirements
Meets Regulatory requirements
Global considerations
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Elements of New Product/Package Development |
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The Mission
Timing
Market Requirements
Product Characterization
Package Characterization
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Elements of New Product/Package Development |
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Product/Package Characterization
Registration Stability
Registration Documentation
Launch Preparation
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purpose of stability testing |
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The purpose of stability testing is to provide evidence on how the quality of a drug substance or
drug product varies with time under the influence of a variety of environmental factors, such as
temperature, humidity, and light, and to establish a retest period for the drug substance or a shelf
life for the drug product and recommended storage conditions. |
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1. System of preparing goods for transport distribution storage retailing and use |
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transport and storage purposes to immediate use |
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farm workers to factory workers. Mass goods demands. From agricultural areas to where people. |
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3. Present packaging trends |
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solid oral dosage forms (less liquids, original pack dispensing), injectable (pre-filled syringes), “targeting of drugs (inhalers-directly to the site of action, transdermal patches) – films, foils and laminates (glass & metals less use). |
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