Building Sciences

In our USP <797> Q&A Series, we’ve mentioned cleanrooms a few times but haven’t gone too deeply into the topic. As in other areas, the revised USP <797> standard includes a few changes. Some tighten up the requirements, while others leave things open to interpretation. Here are answers to some of the more frequent questions

In this series of Q&A posts, we’re answering questions from customers about USP <797> compliance. Some of these are common questions. Others, not so much. All are important.   Today, I’d like to respond to a few questions about pass-through sampling that we received during and after our webinar on Personnel Competency and Environmental Monitoring. This webinar

If you have questions about how to comply with the latest revisions to USP <797>, you’re not alone. Even though the standard has been in effect since November of 2023, we’re still getting a lot of foundational questions about specific requirements.   If you have a question, you can count on us to follow up with

Aspergillus, Bacillus, and Cladosporium – The Importance of Genus Identification  The revised USP <797> standards for compounded sterile preparations (CSPs) have arrived, and they’re causing a stir in the pharmaceutical world. Adherence to the new standards will require more effort from compounding pharmacies, especially in areas such as documentation. These Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) are

On September 18, Dr. Michael Berg, Technical Director Pace® Building Sciences, and Rhonda Lintner, Pace® Account Executive, presented a webinar on the USP <797> Personnel Competency requirements.   Watch On-Demand: USP <797> Personnel Competency and Environmental Monitoring  After the formal presentation, Michael and Rhonda answered numerous practical questions from attendees. In addition, we received several more