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Abstract This application note uses the principle that, as the number of viable particles — colony forming units (CFUs) — impact on an agar plate increases, the probability that viable particles will enter unoccupied space decreases. The values within Tables 1 and 2 are shown at flow rates of 25–50 LPM and 100 LPM. BioCapt microbial impactors are used on all Particle Measuring ...
The new EU GMP Annex 1 rev 12 states, regarding single use: Chapter 8 . Production and Specific Technologies Paragraph : Single use systems (SUS) Annex 1 rev Dec 2017 – (8.117): Single use systems (SUS) are those technologies used in manufacture of sterile medicinal products which are designed to replace reusable equipment. SUS are typically defined systems made up of components such as ...
Microbial Environmental Monitoring To achieve compliance to regulatory guidance, a microbial monitoring program includes the following components: Active air (room or enclosure environment) Passive air (settle plates) Surfaces (contact plates and swabs) Personnel (gloves and garments) Compressed gases Materials and equipment that could compromise product microbiological quality Cleaning ...
In part 4 of our part 5 blog series on Annex 1 Quality Risk Management, we discuss cleanroom sampling points. Definition of potential sampling points Sample points include particle counters and microbial monitors. Identification of critical areas by HACCP analysis and process understanding Choose points within the critical areas according to defined criteria When performed this way, you ...
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