Deep within pharmacies and other healthcare settings, compounding cleanrooms work like secret laboratories, where medications are crafted specifically for individuals. These highly-controlled environments ensure that each dose is free from dangerous particle contamination, and therefore meets the highest standards of safety. In this article, we’ll...
Did you know that around 8 million healthcare workers are at risk of exposure to hazardous drugs? These risks can include infertility, birth defects, and even certain cancers. As a result, creating a safe environment for personnel is of the utmost importance. And this is...
Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP) cleanrooms are the backbone of quality products in the medical and healthcare industries. GMP standards are usually applied to cleanrooms used in pharmaceuticals, biotechnology, medical device manufacturing, and other related industries. Similar to ISO standards, GMP standards regulate cleanrooms to ensure...
In manufacturing, especially in industries that require highly controlled environments, such as pharmaceuticals and food production, following regulations is a necessary step in creating high-quality products. To make sure that products stay safe and consistent, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has implemented regulations such...
Since the goal of a cleanroom is to control contamination, managing air pressure plays an important part in making sure that dangerous particles stay either in or out. In this article, we’ll explore how positive air pressure vs negative air pressure cleanrooms work, their applications,...
Given that almost everyone has had to rely on medicines at some point, the importance of manufacturing safe drugs for public use is self-evident. This is where pharmaceutical cleanrooms come in, as they play a huge role in making sure medicines are safe. Let's take...