These tests are performed to ensure that products in the market are safe and effective at the time of use and the entire duration of their shelf life

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These are pharmaceutical formulations which contain a mixture of active drug components and nondrug components dissolved or suspended in a suitable solvent or mixtures of solvents.

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A test for the determination of the presence of viable organisms.

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Biological indicator for moist heat sterilization technique.

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Biological indicator for dry heat sterilization technique.

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Biological indicator for ethylene oxide sterilization technique.

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Sample size of test animals in the first stage of the quantitative fever response test.

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Sample size of test animals in the second stage of the quantitative fever response test.

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Animal employed in Corticotrophin inj. safety test.

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Animal employed in Vasopressin inj safety test.

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Animal employed in Chorionic gonadotropin safety test.

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Animal employed in Cod liver oil safety test.

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A rat with deficiency of Vit. D

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Animal employed in Glucagon safety test.

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Animal employed in Oxytoxin safety test.

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Animal employed in Parathyroid inj. safety test.

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Animal employed in Digitalis safety test.

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Animal employed in Insulin, Metocurine & Tubocurarine inj. safety test.

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Animal employed in Heparin and Protamine safety test.

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A test that determines integrity or presence in the leak of the containers.

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Dye used in the leaker's test.

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The phase inversion determination.

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It determine whether a product complies with compendial specifications for microbial quality and quantity.

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It determines whether the product will deliver the dosage form as stated in the label.

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Ideal size of particles in μm.

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It is the amount of the force necessary to redisperse particles, product is subject to shaking for minimum of 10 spm.

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It determines the repulsive forces between particles.

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