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Video: An introduction to large volume parenterals (LVPs) as a pharmaceutical dosage form and an E&L challenge

Published Date: July 15, 2021

Pharmaceutical dosage forms are differentiated primarily by their route of administration and secondarily by other dosing parameters. Parenteral dosage forms are those dosage forms that are injected through the skin or other external boundary tissue, or implanted within the body, to allow the direct administration of the active drug substance(s) into blood vessels, organs, tissues, or lesions. Large-volume parenteral drug products (LVPs) are liquid parenterals that are packaged in unit doses of greater than 100 ml. LVPs are typically packaged in flexible (i.e. plastic) packaging, opening the possibility of substances that leach from the packaging and become drug product impurities. Due to their large volume and sometimes complex composition, LVPs can be difficult to test (screen) for unspecified leachables. This presentation introduces LVP’s as a pharmaceutical dosage form and introduces the concept of the AET Challenge.

This presentation was recorded on March 24 and is part of a series.

Dennis Jenke, PhD

Dennis Jenke, PhD

Principal Consultant

In March 2017, Dr. Dennis Jenke became Principal Consultant for Nelson Labs Europe. In this role, Dr. Jenke supports the customers of Nelson Labs Europe in the discussion of general principles, concepts, tactics, and/or strategy related to chemical characterization and qualification of materials, components, and systems used in these industries. Furthermore, as Principal Consultant, Dr....

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