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Presented to:
Prof. H.S. keerthy
Department of Pharmaceutics
MALLIGE COLLEGE OF PHARMACY
Presented By:
Manikant Prasad Shah
Mpharm II Sem.
WHAT IS VALIDATION?
According to WHO-
It is the establishment of documented evidence that a
system it is supposed to do.
According to US FDA-
The process of establishing documented evidence
which provides a high degree of assurance that a
specific process will consistently produce a product
with its predetermined specifications and quality
attributes.
Merits of validation:
1. Assurance of quality compliance.
2. Optimization of resources and manufacture
product at lowest possible cost.
3. Fewer failures, fewer rejects, fewer retests,
fewer reworks, fewer wastage.
4. It is a practice that must be followed for
manufacturing, distribution, selling or license.
5. Efficient production operation.
Scope of validation:
Selection of raw material i.e. raw materials of desired quality
attributes
Product design based on the expected performance
Process design to build the desired quality attributes in the
product
Design of control parameters, such as change control, acceptance
criteria, tolerance limits, etc.
In process quality control parameters and sampling plans
Finished product testing or evaluation criteria
Validation of related analytical process
Validation of related system, facility and equipment
Personnel training
Validation involves careful determination of criteria variable of the
process , such as moisture content of granules, drying
temperature of time, etc. and then establishment of acceptable
range and tolerance limit for the same. A careful and continuous
control of these variables will ensure consistent product quality,
Relationship between validation and
qualification: