Residual Solvents and Elemental Impurities: Classification & Exposure Limits as per ICH Q3C AND Q3D

[@suniladiyodi]

Randomly came to this video for me yesterday and i watched the first 10 min. of it. Today i got a call for an interview & scheduled it in 1hr. One question was about the elemental impurity. You really saved me. Thanks

[@abhishekjoshi9650]

Thank you very Much

[@siddharthjaiswal54]

Explain very well

[@tannaprasanthkumar2356]

Tnq sir nice voice

[@QSEKCERTFSSAI]

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[@namratasawant390]

Nice video sir👍🏻

[@omkarainapure9192]

Nice video sir. Please make video on XRD development and Validations

[@AnkitYadav-lg9zs]

Sir please make separate playlist for this

[@IshaWaje]

Sir, what Abt API if it is use for topical application..

[@sachinkakad777]

If my product dose is less than 10gm and as per option 1 i am not meeting the acceptance criteria for solvent then in this case can i consider option 2?

[@amsunasara]

Yes, you can go for Option 2 even if your product dose is less than 10gm. Calculate the limit as per actual dose

[@Dharshan.m-if4bn]

Hi, 1200 mg of content for nickel limit is 20 ppm is equal to 12 micro gram, but, you specified as 1.2 micro gram is wrong

[@sambhajimasal4248]

Sir, Thank you so much for this.,!!

[@santhakumar2372]

Component 1 is calculated as 1.2 ppm instead of 12