How we can determine OOT limit in Stability
Answer Posted / bhupalreddy
An OOT result shall be identified by comparing the result
to a predetermined acceptable range. Any result outside
this range shall be considered as an OOT.
To identify the OOT result, there are two methods.
1. Extensive Review Range
2. ±3 Sigma Method
If number of batches are less than 50, extensive review
range method shall be followed
If number of batches are more than 50, +/- sigma method
should be followed
After completion of 50 batches/5 intervals, average and
standard deviation of the respective parameter
shall be calculated. Further ±3 sigma values shall be
defined as below
+3 sigma = Average + (3 x Standard deviation)
-3 sigma = Average - (3 x Standard deviation)
Ex: Assay : 98.00% to 101.00%
Average of 50 batches : 99.81%
Standard deviation : 0.20
+3 sigma = 99.81 + (3 x 0.20) = 100.41%
-3 sigma = 99.81 – (3 x 0.20) = 99.21%
OOT range : ‘98.00 to 99.20%’ and ‘100.42%
to 101.00%
| Is This Answer Correct ? | 20 Yes | 6 No |
Post New Answer View All Answers
Ph meter can show more than 14 ph reading? Why ph range in between 1 to 14 only?
WHAT IS THE CRITERIA FOR SELECTION OF TIME OF DISSOLUTION AND THE MEDIUM OF DISSOLUTION?
In the HPLC Calibration done wavelength accuracy done between 200nm-280nm .but not done remaining 300-400nm not done ?
why we should take dst factor for below 1%moisture samples
what is mean by dissolution hydrodynamics?
if you get peak in blank then what require to do?
Colorimtry
How can we confirm the HPLC column is end-capped or not? Is it possible to identify by physical appearance?
Basic principle of ESI?
What is the use of tlc and hplc? And when and where use?
Why six unit used for precision?
What is similarity factor?
what is the difference between potentiometric titration and karl fischer titration?
what parameters we will consider while developing a HPLC method and how we confirm our HPLC method is valid?
what is the purge flow & how to calculate