Nonmonographed Waters
These waters can also be used in pharmaceutical processing steps & also as a starting material for further purification or testing purposes.
Pharmaceutical Guideline1 min read
Nonmonographed Waters: In addition to the bulk monographed waters described in the article https://www.pharmaceuticalguideline.com/post/waters-used-for-pharmaceutical-manufacturing-and-testing-purposes, non-monographed waters can also be used in pharmaceutical processing steps such as cleaning and synthetic steps, and also as a starting material for further purification or testing purposes. Unless otherwise specified in the compendium, the minimum quality of water is Purified Water.
[NOTE—The information in this the chapter is not an all-inclusive discussion of all non-monographed waters identified in the USP–NF.]
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