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                 strength to higher strength. This is also done when the   extracted into a known volume of solvent in which
                 strength remains the same, but the colour/flavour change.  the contaminant active ingredient residue is soluble.

                  It consists partly of clean-in-place, and partly clean-
                 out-of-place methods.                            Parameters
                  Type B (major): This type of cleaning is done between   By measuring the levels of certain impurities left on
                 the manufacture of different kinds of products on   the equipment after cleaning, using either of the above
                 the same equipment or when there is changeover of   methods, one can determine the efficacy of cleaning:
                 manufacture of the drug from higher strength to lower   •  Total Solids: Quantities of non-volatile liquid in
                 strength. It is also carried out at the end of each working   liquid extracts, either in rinses or swabs results of
                 day.                                                the surface. Used for both organic and in-organic
                  This comprises only clean-in-place methods.        materials.
                  Type C: For the processing rooms which are not used   •  pH test: for determining the presence of alkaline or
                 during the day.                                     acid cleaning materials in the final rinse.
                                                                  •  Specific Ion Meters: for quantifying low levels of
                 Cleaning Validation                                 specific ions generally from ionic materials. Useful
                                                                     for confirming the level of residual acidic or basic
                  Cleaning procedure must effectively remove         detergents in the final rinse, as determined by the pH
                 residues of a product and a cleaning agent from the   test.
                 manufacturing equipment, to a level that does not raise
                 patient safety concerns. Validation of cleaning methods
                 provides documented evidence that an approved cleaning   US-FDA Standards
                 procedure will provide clean equipment, suitable for its   The US Drug authority has mandated certain standards
                 intended use.                                    for acceptable levels of impurities – either from cleaning
                  Cleaning validation is done by one of two common   chemicals or previously manufactured drugs – in a fully
                 methods:                                         processed unit sold to consumers:
                 •  Rinse samples: Analytical determination of a sample   •  Not more than 0.1% of the normal therapeutic dose
                    of the last rinsing solvent used in the cleaning   (amount used in a single dose for treatment) of any
                    procedure. The volume of solvent used for the last   product should appear in the maximum daily dose
                    rinse must be known.                             of the product that is manufactured on the same
                 •  Swab sampling: Based on the physical removal of   equipment, after it.
                    residue left over on a piece of equipment after it has   •  Not more than 10ppm of any product to appear in
                    been cleaned and dried. A swab wetted with a solvent   another product.
                    is rubbed over a previously determined sample   •  No quantity of residue to be visible on the equipment
                    surface area to remove any potential residue, and   after cleaning procedures are performed.   CIJ


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