Sterility

A sterility test detects microbial contamination. A satisfactory result indicates that no contaminating microorganism has been found in the sample examined under the conditions of the test.

Articles:

• Applications and Sterility of Autologous Serum Eye Drops
• Basics of Sterility Testing
• Laboratory Considerations of USP Chapter 71 Sterile Tests
• Method Suitability and Its Importance to the Test Method
• Open vs Closed Membrane Filtration Systems
• Sterility Test Failure: Possible Causes and Investigation
• The Importance of Sterility Test Volume and Method Suitability Testing
• USP 71 Sterility Testing

Webinars:

• An Inside Look at USP <71>
• Microbiology Testing: USP Requirements for Sterile and Non-Sterile Preparations
• Sterility Assurance Using Compounding Automation and Technology
• Understanding USP 797 Microbiology Testing Requirements