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Laboratory Management
Research Library
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Pace Analytical Life Sciences, LLC
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Labconco Corp.
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Safety is the primary purpose of any laboratory hood. Facility managers and laboratory planners desire fume hoods that can conserve energy without compromising safety. Exhausting less air through a hood can result in substantial energy savings. For example, typical supply air costs for a 6-foot by-pass hood operated at 100 fpm (1180 CFM) is estimated over $8,000 annually.* At the same time, ...
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Lancaster Laboratories
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The FDA has been focusing effort into evaluation of potential adulteration of drug products due to contact with packaging and closure systems, sample delivery devices and components utilized in the manufacturing of the product. Packaging includes components such as vials, caps and stoppers. Drug delivery devices include nebulizers, syringes, medical devices and various types of inhalers. ...
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Lancaster Laboratories
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With the global economy in a recession, a vast majority of pharma- ceutical companies are being forced to cut costs and control spending. For most companies this means a reduction in workforce and tighter outsourcing budgets. Companies are left with the same amount of required laboratory testing, but with fewer employees to perform the work in-house. Clients are left searching for value-added ...
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Lancaster Laboratories
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Since the USP General Chapter <467> on Residual Solvents became effective on July 1, 2008, Lancaster Laboratories has seen a multitude of requests for many different solvent and sample matrix combinations. The new General Chapter applies to both monographed and non-monographed items, including all drug substances, excipients, and products “subject to relevant
controls.” So a number of ...
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