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In the guidelines, it is not clear when you need cleanroom facilities destined in FDA / GMP guidelines.
... apping exercise is not available in the Company therefore it is not possible to evaluate the hottest and coldest points representative of the worst conditions for placing the Data Logger. Temperature is controlled and monitored in all our areas, however, there was no temperature mapping qualification performed. Temperature mapping is required for e.g. storage of pharmaceutical products (GLP/GMP/GDP), however, I cannot find evidence this is a requirement for storage of medical devices. I would like to know if this is mandatory. Thanks in advance!
... ... at has undergone FDA inspections. We are considering using in-house stability data to set the expiration date of products. Currently, we are referring to outsourced stability data from an external lab(ISO 17025) for checking product stability and active potency. To ensure the acceptability of our in-house data, is it necessary to have an ISO 17025 certificate?
We are complying with CGMP.
We are looking for guidance with regards to Good Manufacturing Practice. Is this a certification that pharmaceutical companies need to apply for? How do they apply? If the company has ISO13485, can they use the GMP mark? or do they need to be registered for GMP?
Yes, we are in the process of implementing ISO17025 and have almost completed creating our quality management system. I am struggling with method validation/verification for my analyses. One is semi-quantitative while primarily identification (NIOSH 9002) and I am unsure how to verify the method since I can’t order standards and I have previous PT samples I can use but they don’t cover the entire scope and since the method is partially identification I can’t re-use them as blinds. The other method is random by nature so again I can’t order standards. I just want to ensure that the verification that I perform is robust enough.
If a company has gained LEEA. is this covered by ISO17025?