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Pharmaceuticals - Process validation


Expert: Michael Anisfeld - 6/9/2007

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Dear Sir
Is there any legal regulation require studying the first three production batches of a product under stability study? Or does it required (stability study) for the process validation batches?
The case is:
Four batches from the same product prepared, and the production process validated for the last three batches since the first one require rework.
What batches should we study under stability program?
Please provide me with reference if possible?

Thanks and kind regards


Answer
There is a legal requirement in the US and EU that 3 stability batches be prepared, and that 3 validation batches be prepared. Most people try to combine them such that the stability batches and the validation batches are the same.

For stability do not use the reworked batch, unless you want to also make an application demonstrating that a reworked batch is also stable.

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