Whitepaper: Good weighing practices for the pharmaceutical industry
Posted: 2 August 2012 | METTLER TOLEDO
In the laboratory, weighing is only one step of a whole analysis chain in drug discovery and quality control; however it strongly influences the overall quality and integrity of the final result. Proper weighing is thus essential to ensure continuous adherence to predefined process requirements and to avoid a frequent source of Out of Specification results (OOS).
In the laboratory, weighing is only one step of a whole analysis chain in drug discovery and quality control; however it strongly influences the overall quality and integrity of the final result. Also in production, weighing is decisive to achieve batch uniformity and consistency, e.g. in dispensing or formulation processes. Proper weighing is thus essential to ensure continuous adherence to predefined process requirements and to avoid a frequent source of Out of Specification results (OOS).
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