WHAT IS PVT TEST IN DISSOLUTION TEST , WHAT IS PVT SIGNIFICANCE AND HOW IT IS PERFORMED ?



WHAT IS PVT TEST IN DISSOLUTION TEST , WHAT IS PVT SIGNIFICANCE AND HOW IT IS PERFORMED ?..

Answer / archana

PVT Test in dissolution test means performance verification test which is also known as apparatus suitability test

Frequency of this test is once in six months.

This can be done by using prednisone USP Tablet 10 mg /tablet
for disintegrating type of tablets.

Current lot for this tablet is O0C056.

For Type 1 Apparatus
Dissolution medium :900 ml water
Temp :37°C
RPM :50
%dissolved :53-77%(O0C056)
Time :30mins
For Type 2 Apparatus
Dissolution medium :900ml water
Temp :37°C
RPM :50
%dissolved :27-48%(O0C056)
Time :30mins
Readings r taken at 242 nm
Std concentration 20 mg /ml of prednisone USP

Salicylic Acid Tablets are used for non disintegrating type of tablets
Current lot is Q0D200

For Type 1 Apparatus
Dissolution medium :900 ml of phosphate buffer of pH 7.4+/-.005
Temp :37°C
RPM :50
%dissolved :23-29%(Q0D200)
Time :30mins
For Type 1 Apparatus
Dissolution medium :900 ml of phosphate buffer of pH 7.4+/-.005
Temp :37°C
RPM :50
%dissolved :17-26%(Q0D200)
Time :30mins
Readings r taken at 296 nm
Std concentration 75 mg /ml of Salicylic acid USP

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