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USP 788Particulate Matter in Injections
USP 788 Standard Definition
Particulate Detection and Analysis System
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USP 788 Standard Definition
USP 788 is a standard published by the United States Pharmacopeia (USP) which relates to particulate matter in injections. The USP 788 standard outlines practices and methods used to measured particle size and count in injection liquids. Results are generally expressed in particles per unit volume. The two main methods are the light obscuration test and the microscope particle count test. Each method requires a different type of instrumentation and therefore the standard addresses correct sample preparation and instrument calibration for each instrument. The method which is successful on the greatest variety of samples is the microscope particle count test. For more information about the standard description USP 788, please visit the USP.org web site and/or read the following pdf document <788> Particulate Matter in Injections.
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