handbook of pharmaceutical manufacturing formulations pdf

A collapsible tube is usually may be constructed of a plastic material impregnated withconstructed from metal—or is metal-lined, from LDPE, active ingredients or a coated metal. Inlishing proper HVAC systems in the first place. Whether and tolish the degradation pathways and the intrinsic stability of what extent replication should be performed shouldthe molecule and to validate this stability, indicating the depend on the results from validation studies. The testing tions and the lengths of studies chosen should be sufficientshould cover, as appropriate, the physical, chemical, bio- to cover storage, shipment, and subsequent use.logical, and microbiological attributes; preservative content(e.g., antioxidant, antimicrobial preservative); and function- Stability testing of the drug product after constitutionality tests (e.g., for a dose delivery system). single-dose or in multiple-dose containers, preferably of Type I glass, protected from light”). Includes index. delivered. The editorial assistance provided by CRC Press staffinto considerable detail on how to create a cGMP culture, was indeed exemplary, particularly the help given by Erikahow to examine the documentary needs, assignment of Dery, Amy Rodriguez, and others. Some topical drug products Topical delivery systems are self-contained, discreteare sterile or may be subject to microbial limits. The data may showhandling). To download this book click on the following image or link: Handbook of Pharmaceutical Manufacturing Formulations … However, manufacturers areand dosage forms. The risk of interaction between packaging compo- Topical aerosols are not intended to be inhaled; there- nents and a solid oral dosage form is generally recognizedfore, the droplet size of the spray does not need to be to be small. Equipment ................................................................................................................................................................. 3IV. The dosage form may be used as is or admixedfirst with a compatible diluent or dispersant. water loss rate measured at an alternative RH at the same temperature by a water loss rate ratio, shown in Table 2.6. Handbook of Pharmaceutical Manufacturing Formulations, Liquid Products, Vol. Corporate Blvd., Boca Raton, Florida 33431.Trademark Notice: Product or corporate names may be trademarks or registered trademarks, and are used only for identification and explanation,without intent to infringe. With thoroughly revised and expanded content, this Second Edition six-volume set compiles volumes from FDA New Drug Applications, patent applications, and other sources of generic and proprietary formulations to cover the broad spectrum of issues concerning drug manufacturing. An authoritative and practical guide to the art and science of formulating drugs. The Dimensional and performance criteria should be pro- observations, results of the investigation, and correctivevided. As a come up with a working formula. High: ophthalmic solutions and suspensions, trans- Laboratory studies can be used to determine which of dermal ointments and patches, nasal aerosols and these factors actually have an influence on a particular sprays drug product. In the absencedrug substance for a period shorter than 3 months but with of an accelerated storage condition for drug substancesmore frequent testing than usual. aging system and components with regard to safety. A large-volume parenteral may be packaged in a vial, will typically be considered sufficient evidence of safetya flexible bag, a glass bottle, or in some cases, as a dis- and compatibility. The data from system should be monitored for signs of instability. RH, relative humidity.provided to demonstrate that the drug product will not tainer closure system can be experimentally determinedhave significant water loss throughout the proposed shelf by using the worst-case scenario (e.g., the most dilutedlife if stored at 25˚C and the reference RH of 40%. There should be a direct link between the labelfuture production batch will remain within specification storage statement and the demonstrated stability of thethroughout its shelf life. A topical aerosol may relatively short when compared with the component/dos-be sterile or may conform to acceptance criteria for micro- age form contact time for liquid-based oral dosage forms,bial limits. Raw Material .......................................................................................................................................................... 53XI. Stability ..................................................................................................................................................................... 5XI. Vendor Approval .................................................................................................................................. 49 14. Dr. Niazi advises the pharmaceutical industry internationally on issues related to formulations, pharmacokinetics and bioequiva- lence evaluation, and intellectual property issues (http://www.pharmsci.com). Regulatory/Administrative Strategy ....................................................................................................................... 32 A. This result requires upgrading the sensitivity assay of the bulk solution during or after compoundingof testing procedures. The packaging information in the chemistry, manufactur- A package, or market package, is the container closure ing, and controls section of an Investigational New Drugsystem and labeling, associated components (e.g., dosing Application (IND) usually includes a brief description ofcups, droppers, spoons), and external packaging (e.g., car- the components, the assembled packaging system, and anytons or shrink-wrap). For tency in the physical and chemical characteristics of themost drug products, a drug product manufacturer may separate components and of the assembled packaging sys-accept a packaging component lot based on receiving a tem that they provide.Certificate of Analysis (COA) or Certificate of Certifica-tion (COC) from the component supplier and on the per- The manufacturer of each material of constructionformance of an appropriate identification test, provided should be prepared to describe the quality control mea-the supplier’s test data are periodically validated (21 CFR sures used to maintain consistency in the chemical char-211.84(d)(3)). These types of considerations have led toapproval is a staggering $800 million, making the phar- the classification of pharmaceutical products into these sixmaceutical industry one of the most research-intensive categories. Variation in any physical param- examples of associated components that typically contacteter is considered important if it can affect the quality of the dosage form only during administration. Special attention should bethat a steroid or sulfa product would require. There are some processes in manufacturing inin transfer or batching tanks after the hoses had been lying which heat is used during compounding to control theon the floor. Results from acceleratedit is advantageous to combine the data into one overall testing studies are not always predictive of physicalestimate. Computer System Validation................................................................................................................. 43 I. This is based on the concept describedlong-term storage condition beyond the observed range by W. Grimm (Drugs Made in Germany, 28:196–202,to extend the shelf life can be undertaken at approval 1985 and 29:39–47, 1986).time if justified. In ization tests should be provided. Parame-within limits may be found unacceptable by the federal ters such as heat and time should be measured. Sensitivity to oxygen is most commonly found with liquid-based dosage forms. Not all tablets are subject to loss of quality inhalation, injectable, powders, suspensions caused by absorption of moisture. 6 Handbook of Pharmaceutical Formulations: Liquid Productsto determine whether contact of the drug product with claim quantity within the limits described should bethe closure system affects product integrity. E-BOOK DESCRIPTION. Building and Facilities .......................................................................................................................... 32 6. Thus, stability studies for productsminimum of 6 months of data from a 12-month study at stored in impermeable containers can be conducted underthe intermediate storage condition. batches with biobatch available during FDA inspection. QUALIFICATION AND QUALITY CONTROL performance feature in addition to containing the product, OF PACKAGING COMPONENTS the assembled container closure system should be shown to function properly. life and the accelerated studies for 6 months and to place at least three additional production The purpose of the stability study is to establish, based batches on long-term stability studies through on testing a minimum of three batches of the drug product. Flex- dosage form.ible bags are typically constructed with multilayered plas-tic. I shall appreciate the readers bringing thesecussed are the analyses of the outcome of inspection. If a related test is available, comparative data teria (and test methods, if appropriate) and a descriptionshould be provided using both methods. control and verification of their dissolution during the compounding stage should be established in the method IV. For drug products less likely tobe considered a potential source of contamination, and the interact, other tests (e.g., Biological Reactivity Test) orsafety of its materials of construction should be taken into information (e.g., appropriate reference to the indirectconsideration. This can be done by first applying appropriate changes.statistical tests (e.g., P > .25 for level of significance of Bracketing — The design of a stability schedule such thatrejection) to the slopes of the regression lines and zero- only samples on the extremes of certain design factorstime intercepts for the individual batches. Dimensional information is frequently provided via actions should be included in the stability report. A systematic approach should be adopted in the pre- sentation and evaluation of the stability information, • If the submission includes data from stability incorporating, as appropriate, results from the physical, studies on fewer than three production batches, chemical, biological, and microbiological tests, including a commitment should be made to continue the particular attributes of the dosage form (e.g., dissolution long-term studies through the proposed shelf rate for solid oral dosage forms). RH, relative humidity.E. Ball valves, the packing inrecalls of liquid products. Drugs—Dosage forms—Handbooks, manuals, etc. A pouch applied to the skin or oral mucosal surfaces. Raw materials of a finer particle of oxygen, as by nitrogen purging. In general, a drug product should be evaluated under Specification should be established. Multiple-Unit Containers for Capsules and Tablets (USP <671>) ...................................................... 26 H. Other Dosage Forms ..................................................................................................................................... 26III. Outside Contractors .............................................................................................................................. 49, Chapter 5Formulation Considerations of Liquid Products ............................................................................................................. 51I. Handbook of Pharmaceutical Manufacturing Formulations: Uncompressed Solid Products Volume 3 Handbook of Pharmaceutical Manufacturing ... Volume 6 Handbook of Pharmaceutical Manufacturing Formulations: Sterile Products. 3. There are other oral V. COMPOUNDING liquid preparations such as antacids in which Pseudomo- nas sp. Plastic contain- may migrate into the dosage form (and at what concen-ers are susceptible to both routes. Powder for Reconstitution..................................................................................................................................... 55XVIII. 60:927–929, 1971) can be used.packaging intended for marketing. If so, each contributor toproduced. Again, emphasis is placed on the original specifications are met because the product waspractical aspects, and the reader is referred to official approvable with those specifications.guidelines for the development of complete testing proto-cols. DRUG PRODUCT tance criteria for antimicrobial preservative content should be supported by a validated correlation of chemical con-The design of the formal stability studies for the drug tent and preservative effectiveness demonstrated duringproduct should be based on knowledge of the behavior drug development on the product in its final formulationand properties of the drug substance, results from stability (except for preservative concentration) — that intendedstudies on the drug substance, and experience gained from for marketing. Free PDF The protocoloccur, particularly if the product is not viscous. The design given drug product, provided that the drug substance hasassumes that the stability of each subset of samples tested been stored under the defined conditions. The presence of water or other solventssize of the suspended drug, viscosity, pH, and in some enhances all reaction rates: Because fluids can contain acases, dissolution. Additional data accumulated during the assessment 2.1) should apply if the drug substance is not specificallyperiod of the registration application should be submitted covered by a subsequent section. Whereas liquid drugs do not study protocols, particularly where a generic drug isshare the compression problems of solid dosage forms, involved. VIII. Stoppers and septa in cartridges, syringes, and vials Performance of a syringe is usually addressed byare typically composed of elastomeric materials. Common causes offor a powder or a solid, as a liquid-based dosage form is such degradation are exposure to light, loss of solvent,more likely to interact with the packaging components. A market package is the article pro- precautions needed to ensure the protection and preserva-vided to a pharmacist or retail customer on purchase and tion of the drug substance and drug product during theirdoes not include packaging used solely for the purpose of use in the clinical trials.shipping such articles. 3 was published by PERPUSTAKAAN on 2016-10-06. particularly in the plastic containers used for many of these products. The packaging system used in each stability studybased on a supplier’s COA or COC, then the procedure should be clearly identified, and the container closurefor supplier validation should be described. It is shaped to remainor from a laminated material. A primary batch of a drug substance shouldampoules for solutions). For liquid-based oral drug products that PRODUCTS AND TOPICAL DELIVERY SYSTEMS the patient will continue to take for an extended period (i.e., months or years [chronic drug regimen]), a materialA wide variety of drug products falls into this category. Drawn from the most current Interna- advised to seek a conference with the FDA should this betional Conference on Harmonization (ICH) guidelines, a serious concern. 18 Handbook of Pharmaceutical Formulations: Liquid Productsstorage, and packaging. 7 Applications in Pharmaceutical Formulation or Technology Mannitol is widely used in pharmaceutical formulations and food products. The problems incum-result, the FDA provides the scale-up and post-approval bent in the formulation of liquid products are highlightedchange (SUPAC) guidelines for packaging components. Raw Materials........................................................................................................................................................... 4V. However, paid to developing standard operating procedures thatthe concern for contamination remains, and it is important clearly establish validated limits for this purpose.to isolate processes that generate dust (such as those pro-cesses occurring before the addition of solvents). logical contamination with organisms (such as Gram-neg- ative organisms) is not acceptable. These productsshould be validated just as required for processing of are generally formulated on a weight basis, with the batch-potent drugs. lution of problems; the theoretical teachings are left to other, more comprehensive works on this topic. A patient’s expo- sure to substances extracted from a plastic packaging com- Although ophthalmic drug products can be considered ponent (e.g. equivalents. This assumption isthalmic Ointments). Also dis- gether mine. Bracketing canbe employed to test the goodness of fit on all batches and be applied to different container sizes or different fills incombined batches (where appropriate) to the assumed the same container closure system.degradation line or curve. This is not acceptable. A storage statement should be established for thelabeling in accordance with relevant national/regionalrequirements. Includes index. Manufacturing Process .......................................................................................................................... 31 2. exposure to reactive gases (e.g., oxygen), absorption ofThere is a correlation between the degree of concern water vapor, and microbial contamination. It is Microbiological contamination can present significanttherefore a good idea to indicate particle size in the raw health hazards in some oral liquids. Appropriateshould be stated. Handbook of Pharmaceutical Manufacturing Formulations: Semisolid Products (Volume 4 of 6) by Sarfaraz K. Niazi PDF, ePub eBook D0wnl0ad. For unit dose solution products the label compressed gas from oil-free compressors. Download books for free. ForMean Kinetic Temperature — A single derived temper- most biotechnological/biological substances known to beature that, if maintained over a defined period of time, labile, it is more appropriate to establish a shelf life thanaffords the same thermal challenge to a drug substance or a retest period. The U.S. FoodMaterials of construction are the substances (e.g., glass, and Drug Administration (FDA) requirement for tamper-high-density polyethylene [HDPE] resin, metal) used to resistant closures is included in 21 CFR 211.132 and themanufacture a packaging component. It is also a good idea to benchmark the productthe filling problems of powder dosage forms, and the against the innovator product. It is anticipated that the industry tory filing techniques for the formulations described. RAW MATERIALS validation. Some examples of a packaging system is a change in the supplier of a pure chemical compound,for which drug delivery aspects are relevant are a prefilled because polymeric and natural materials are often com-syringe, a transdermal patch, a metered tube, a dropper or plex mixtures. This chapter does often goes on to revise the specifications of the activenot address the specific cGMP parameters but deals with pharmaceutical ingredient to the detriment of the genericthe practical aspects as may arise during a U.S. Food and manufacturer. Such contam- temperature is identified as a critical part of the operation,ination can occur through operators picking up or handling the batch records must demonstrate compliance using con-hoses, and possibly even through operators placing them trol charts. A much greater variabil-ties, as once the drug is present in a solution form, cross ity is found with those batches that have been manufac-contamination to other products becomes a lesser prob- tured volumetrically rather than those that have beenlem. With thoroughly revised and expanded content, this six-volume set compiles data from FDA new drug applications, patent applications, and other sources of generic and proprietary formulations … Hydrophilization ................................................................................................................................................... 58XVII. In- is an important part of the validation process. to be suitable for its intended use: It should adequatelyIf the information is provided in a DMF, then a copy of protect the dosage form, it should be compatible with thethe letter of authorization for the DMF should be provided dosage form, and it should be composed of materials thatin the application. Bulk Containers ..................................................................................................................................................... 27References ........................................................................................................................................................................ 28Chapter 4Preapproval Inspections ................................................................................................................................................... 29I. Good practice for these classes of drugalency. The likely changes on storage product should be tested for antimicrobial preservativeand the rationale for the selection of attributes to be tested effectiveness (in addition to preservative content) at thein the formal stability studies should be stated. so little degradation and so little variability that it is appar- ent from looking at the data that the requested retest periodD. A cosolvent system essential to the solubili-and sprays (administered via nebulizers); inhalation pow- zation of a poorly soluble drug can also serve as a potentders (dry powder inhalers); and nasal sprays. Product pricing will be adjusted to match the corresponding currency. This informa-component and is reported via a DMF (see Section V). If a batch is to be accepted cation. handbook of pharmaceutical manufacturing - - Handbook of Pharmaceutical Manufacturing Formulations, Second Edition: Volume One, Compressed Solid Products by … A gooddosage forms. Because ophthalmic drug prod- assumption, an appropriate reference to the indirect fooducts are applied to the eye, compatibility and safety should additive regulations (21 CFR 174-186) is typically con-also address the container closure system’s potential to sidered sufficient to establish safety of the material ofform substances which irritate the eye or introduce par- construction, provided any limitations specified in the reg-ticulate matter into the product (see USP <771> Oph- ulations are taken into consideration. For oral solutions,established for line setup prior to the filling equipment. Hemolytic effects may ucts use a glass container because of stability concernsresult from a decrease in tonicity, and pyrogenic effects. Data from the acceleratedstorage conditions (with appropriate tolerances) that test its storage condition and, if appropriate, from the intermediatethermal stability and, if applicable, its sensitivity to mois- storage condition can be used to evaluate the effect of short-ture. be properly documented. ples and should take into account the specific container closure system, drug product formulation, dosage form, Packaging components that are compatible with a dos- route of administration, and dose regimen (chronic orage form will not interact sufficiently to cause unaccept- short-term dosing). The type and extent of information that should be The information may be submitted directly in the appli-provided in an application will depend on the dosage form cation or indirectly by reference to a DMF. For solutions that are sensi- VII. Because patent protection on a number of drugs rent Good Manufacturing Practices (cGMPs) specific tois expiring, the generic drug market is becoming one of the dosage form and advice is offered on how to scale-upthe fastest growing segments of the pharmaceutical indus- the production batches.try with every major multinational company having a sig-nificant presence in this field. The long-term testing should cover a min-imum of 12 months’ duration on at least three primary Long-term, accelerated, and where appropriate, inter-batches at the time of submission and should be continued mediate storage conditions for drug substances arefor a period of time sufficient to cover the proposed retest detailed in the sections below. However, thisthe primary batches unless otherwise scientifically justi- extrapolation assumes that the same degradation relation-fied. Introduction............................................................................................................................................................. 29 A. The original patents that pertain to synthesis or manufacturing of the active raw material may have been Chapter 1 in Section I (Regulatory and Manufacturing superseded by improved processes that are not likely toGuidance) describes the practical details in complying be a part of a later patent application (to protect the tradewith the current good manufacturing practice (cGMP) secret because of double-patenting issues). Liquid-based injectablesThese dosage forms share the common attributes that they may need to be protected from solvent loss, whereas sterileare generally solutions, emulsions, or suspensions, and powders or powders for injection may need to be protectedthat all are required to be sterile. 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