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Case study antioxidant preservatives

The purpose of in-use stability studies is to establish the period for which a product intended to be used on more than one occasion may be used after reconstitution or dilution or the withdrawal of the first dose from the container without adversely affecting the integrity of the product and with the product retaining acceptable quality characteristics. This type of test can be applied to any multiple use product (e.g., sterile products in multiple-use containers, powders or granules including those used to produce oral solutions or suspensions) but is likely to be of particular importance in the case of products that are manufactured with an inert headspace gas, for products containing antioxidants to protect an active ingredient that is liable to oxidative decomposition, and for products that contain a volatile antimicrobial preservative. [Pg.657]


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