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Pharmaceutical Testing Services
Pharmaceutical testing services from Alliance Technologies and the Alliance Instrument Network help to assist our clients in the highly regulated pharmaceutical industry. Product development, efficacy, and safety testing are fundamental to public safety when it comes to developing and manufacturing medications.
The pharmaceutical industry is highly scrutinized and regulated, so manufacturers must adhere to strict guidelines to guarantee the quality and safety of their products long before bringing them to market. One of the most fundamental aspects of this process is through chemical analysis and testing.
Here’s why it’s imperative that pharmaceutical testing labs conduct testing on pharmaceutical products:
Safety
Because the products made by pharmaceutical companies are meant for ingestion, the safety of the products are vital. Having third-party testing can ensure that the products are safe for human consumption and won’t result in unforeseen side effects due to impurities, contaminants, or heavy metals.
Efficacy
Efficacy is crucial with pharmaceutical products. A chemical testing lab can conduct a rigorous analysis on the chemical makeup to determine if the product is not only safe but also formulated with the appropriate dosage and concentrations.
Compliance
Our pharmaceutical testing lab can navigate the complexities of regulatory compliance to ensure that your product meets industry and regulatory standards including FDA, USP, cGMP, and GLP standards. Having third-party testing to analyze pharmaceutical products can help you adhere to the strict standards and regulations of these governing bodies.
Support for Product Development
Developing a new pharmaceutical product requires a lot of preparation. Through testing, our chemical testing lab can become a strategic partner and collaborate with your team to advance timelines, improve formulation outcomes, conduct compatibility testing, and provide the necessary insights to reduce development risks.
Partner with an Experienced Pharmaceutical Testing Lab
Our lab is here to assist you with ensuring the safety, efficacy, and compliance of your new and existing pharmaceutical products. Through our network of advanced instrumentation and scientific expertise, we can provide reliable data and insights to help you move forward and potentially quicken time to market.
Let Alliance Technologies and the Alliance Instrument Network help you.
Our Pharmaceutical Testing Lab provides:
Chemical testing labs are crucial for pharmaceutical manufacturing as they provide independent, objective, and expert evaluation of the quality and safety of pharmaceutical products.
Hazardous Contaminant Testing
Identification of contaminants is a common problem in a wide variety of industries and sample types. When these contaminants affect occupational health or safety, Alliance Technologies should be your first call. An importer of luggage for a luxury retailer reported an odor from packed luggage sets and asked Alliance Technologies to investigate.
The identity of the malodors was determined by headspace GC-MS and reported to the client for further action. When a premium reusable water bottle supplier came to Alliance Technologies, concern over Bisphenol-A was not yet in the news. Taking a proactive stance, our client asked Alliance to survey their water bottle line for leachable BPA as well as various competitors’ water bottles. Testing revealed significant contamination on the part of several competitors, which provided a marketing and health advantage to this manufacturer.
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