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OOS vs OOT in Pharmaceuticals: Key Differences, Examples, and Actions

In the pharmaceutical industry, OOS (Out of Specification) and OOT (Out of Trend) are critical quality terms used in quality control (QC), laboratory testing, and product release decisions. Understanding the difference between OOS and OOT is essential to ensure regulatory compliance, data integrity, and product quality.

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SCHEDULE L-1 (GLP)

Schedule L1 Drugs and Cosmetics Act | Schedule L in Pharma | Schedule L1 Guidelines | GOOD LABORATORY PRACTICES AND REQUIREMENTS OF PREMISES AND EQUIPMENTS General Requirements: Premises: Personnel: Equipments: Chemicals and Reagents: Good house keeping and safety: Maintenance, calibration, and validation of equipments: Reference materials: Microbiological Cultures: Quality system: Internal quality system audits: Management

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Calibration of Gas Chromatography SOP

SOP for Calibration of Gas Chromatography in Pharmaceutical Industry | SOP of Gas Chromatography | GC Calibration | 1.0 OBJECTIVE : 2.0 SCOPE : 3.0 RESPONSIBILITY : 4.0 ACCOUNTABILITY: 5.0 PROCEDURE : 5.1 SAFETY AND PRECAUTIONS: 5.2 PRELIMINARY CHECK BEFORE STARTING THE INSTRUMENT: 5.3 GENERAL SETUP: 5.4 CALIBRATION: 5.4.1 GAS FLOW RATE CALIBRATION: Parameter Set

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Analyst Qualification Criteria

Pharmaceutical Industry Analyst Qualification Criteria | Analyst Qualification for Quality Control Laboratory | Group Sr. No. Analytical Technique Qualification Procedure Acceptance Criteria A   PHYSICAL PARAMETERS (Non-complex Analytical Techniques)  1 Description / Characteristics To be performed on routine sample with Qualified Analyst (single analysis) Individual results must comply with the specifications  2 Solubility  3 Appearance

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