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Never Discard Rejected Materials in General Trash Bins

Posted on May 13, 2025 By digi

Never Discard Rejected Materials in General Trash Bins Rejected Materials Must Not Be Thrown into General Waste Bins Remember: Discarding rejected materials in general trash is a serious GMP violation—use designated, controlled disposal procedures. Why This Matters in GMP Rejected pharmaceutical materials, whether due to contamination, deviation, or quality failure, must be handled with utmost…

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Maintain Temperature Logs for Cold Chain Pharmaceutical Products

Posted on May 13, 2025 By digi

Maintain Temperature Logs for Cold Chain Pharmaceutical Products Temperature Logs Are Mandatory for Cold Chain Product Storage Remember: Maintain real-time, accurate temperature records to protect cold chain product integrity and comply with GMP regulations. Why This Matters in GMP Cold chain pharmaceutical products such as vaccines, biologics, and temperature-sensitive APIs require strict storage conditions to…

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Do Not Wear Jewelry or Cosmetics Inside Cleanroom Areas

Posted on May 12, 2025 By digi

Do Not Wear Jewelry or Cosmetics Inside Cleanroom Areas Jewelry and Cosmetics Are Strictly Prohibited in Cleanrooms Remember: Personnel must not wear jewelry, makeup, or skin creams inside GMP cleanrooms due to contamination risk. Why This Matters in GMP Cleanrooms are designed to minimize contamination and maintain strict environmental controls. Wearing jewelry or cosmetics defeats…

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Calibrate Laboratory Balances Regularly Using Certified Weights

Posted on May 12, 2025 By digi

Calibrate Laboratory Balances Regularly Using Certified Weights Always Calibrate Laboratory Balances with Certified Weights Remember: All lab balances must be calibrated using certified weights to ensure measurement accuracy and GMP compliance. Why This Matters in GMP Balances are among the most critical instruments in a pharmaceutical laboratory. They are used for weighing reference standards, samples,…

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Do Not Record Test Results Before Completing the Analysis

Posted on May 11, 2025 By digi

Do Not Record Test Results Before Completing the Analysis Record Test Results Only After Full Completion of Analysis Remember: Entering test results before completing the entire analysis violates data integrity and can mislead quality decisions. Why This Matters in GMP Premature documentation of test results is a critical GMP violation. Such entries misrepresent the actual…

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Verify Reagent Expiry Dates Before Use in QC Laboratories

Posted on May 11, 2025 By digi

Verify Reagent Expiry Dates Before Use in QC Laboratories Check Reagent Expiry Dates Before Use in QC Testing Remember: Never use reagents in QC labs without verifying their expiry dates — expired reagents compromise test accuracy and compliance. Why This Matters in GMP Reagents play a critical role in analytical testing and product release decisions….

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Never Skip Microbial Monitoring in Critical GMP Zones

Posted on May 10, 2025 By digi

Never Skip Microbial Monitoring in Critical GMP Zones Never Skip Microbial Monitoring in Classified Areas Remember: Microbial monitoring in critical GMP areas must be consistent and documented — skipping it compromises product sterility and compliance. Why This Matters in GMP In sterile manufacturing, microbial monitoring is a frontline defense against contamination. Skipping or reducing sampling…

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Maintain Access Logs for Electronic GMP Systems to Ensure Accountability

Posted on May 10, 2025 By digi

Maintain Access Logs for Electronic GMP Systems to Ensure Accountability Keep Detailed Access Logs for Electronic GMP Systems Remember: Every login, action, or change in GMP electronic systems must be logged and traceable to ensure accountability. Why This Matters in GMP Electronic systems are integral to data collection, analysis, and product release decisions in pharmaceutical…

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Avoid Manual Data Corrections Without Proper Justification

Posted on May 9, 2025 By digi

Avoid Manual Data Corrections Without Proper Justification Never Perform Manual Data Corrections Without Justification Remember: All corrections to GMP data must be explained, signed, dated, and reviewed — never make undocumented changes. Why This Matters in GMP In regulated environments, every data entry is subject to traceability and verification. Manual corrections without justification raise serious…

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Requalify HVAC Systems on Schedule to Maintain Environmental Control

Posted on May 9, 2025 By digi

Requalify HVAC Systems on Schedule to Maintain Environmental Control Perform Scheduled Requalification of HVAC Systems in GMP Areas Remember: HVAC systems in cleanrooms must be requalified periodically to maintain airflow, pressure differentials, and contamination control. Why This Matters in GMP HVAC systems play a pivotal role in maintaining the cleanliness, temperature, humidity, and pressure gradients…

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GMP Tips

  • Do Not Stockpile Rejected Units in Pharmaceutical Dispensing Areas
  • Update GMP Training Records After Every Training Session
  • Never Use Photocopies as Originals for GMP Quality Documents
  • Verify Integrity of Tamper-Evident Seals During Packaging
  • Never Use Trial Batches for Commercial Release Under GMP
  • Conduct Routine Gown Integrity Checks in GMP Cleanrooms
  • Prohibit Forklift Use in Primary Packaging Areas to Prevent Contamination
  • Review Equipment Logbooks for Completeness During GMP Audits
  • Never Rely on Memory to Record GMP Observations or Results
  • Follow Hold Time Studies to Ensure Product Stability and Safety

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