Introduction Pharmaceutical quality control is essential to ensure the purity and safety of drugs. One important test in pharmaceutical analysis is the Limit Test for Sulfates, which is performed to detect and control sulfate impurities in drug substances and excipients. Excess sulfates in pharmaceutical compounds can cause instability in formulations, reduce drug efficacy, and impact … Read more
Introduction The Limit Test for Sulfates is a crucial pharmaceutical quality control procedure used to detect and quantify sulfate impurities in drugs and raw materials. Excess sulfate contamination can cause drug instability, precipitation issues, and reduced solubility, affecting the efficacy and safety of pharmaceutical formulations. This test is a semi-quantitative analysis based on the precipitation … Read more
Introduction Limit tests in pharmaceutical analysis are essential quality control procedures used to detect and quantify trace impurities in drugs and raw materials. These tests ensure compliance with pharmacopeial standards, guaranteeing drug safety and efficacy. The United States Pharmacopeia (USP), British Pharmacopoeia (BP), and Indian Pharmacopoeia (IP) set stringent limits for impurities such as heavy … Read more
