Authored by: Teagan Horan, Applications Scientist, SiMPore and Peng Miao, Applications Scientist, Horiba Scientific Instruments Introduction USP788 is an accepted method by which to test parenteral drug products for the presence of subvisible particles 10 µm and larger. Method I utilizes light obscuration to detect and measure levels of these particles. When samples exceed the […]
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