PURELAB® Chorus 1 Range

FDA 483s are forms completed by FDA inspectors alerting companies of areas to improve, or correct, to remain compliant. This white paper explains the importance of FDA 483s in the regulation of pharmaceutical companies and FDA-regulated products.

What are the consequences of non-compliance in drug production and QC, and how must a company respond to a 483 or the need for a product recall? In this white paper, explore some recent and ongoing cases where 483s and product recalls have been issued. Plus, learn about the importance of monitoring and maintaining the correct level of water purity across pharmaceutical processes.

Over recent years, the limits for contamination of soils and watercourses – as well as personal exposure limits for various metals – have been progressively lowered, due to evidence of a negative impact on health and the environment. Download this white paper by ELGA LabWater to find out the impact of the research they are doing and how the PURELAB Chorus range accelerates this.

When it comes to laboratory work, scientists make use of water in a wide range of processes throughout the day. For those working at the limits of analytical detection, pure water is an essential reagent and it becomes increasingly important to use the highest quality available for your application. Maintaining an adequate level of water purity is vital for producing consistent technical performance and reliable results. Download this brochure to find out how ELGA LabWater can keep you safe from contamination.

In this application note, ELGA LabWater discusses the need for reliable and cost-effective water purification systems in laboratories. The application note also highlights a variety of different water purification systems suitable for analytical, clinical, pharmaceutical and molecular biological applications.

Download this whitepaper to learn why using the right level of water purity is an essential way to help you achieve more consistent, accurate results, and how installing an in-house purification system can save you time, money and reduce your environmental impact.

In this interactive document, ELGA LabWater takes you through four key areas where the impact of contaminated water can be catastrophic — whether measuring therapeutic levels of drugs in patient plasma samples or deciding to pass or fail a batch of API for drug formulation.

ELGA LabWater demonstrates the importance of ultrapure water for HPLC and LC-MS/MS by looking at some key applications of HPLC in clinical diagnostics. Examine the challenges that are frequently directly related to the quality of the water used. Applications highlighted include (i) ISD monitoring and treatment, (ii) monitoring of anti-psychotic drugs, (iii) drugs testing in forensic toxicology, and (iv) measuring the circulating levels of antimicrobials in severe infection.

Water is essential to the pharmaceutical industry, as both a raw material and a solvent in the processing, formulation and manufacture of pharmaceutical products. In this white paper, ELGA LabWater provides guidance to help you meet the specific water-related challenges associated with HPLC and the different water types used in the manufacture, analysis and quality control of life-saving drugs.

Water is essential as a raw material and as a solvent in almost any area of pharmaceutical production you might consider, from drug processing to formulation, manufacture and monitoring. Its purity is therefore of major concern, particularly with respect to microbiological contamination, and is dictated by strict published guidelines at both national and international levels.

In this interactive eBook, we look at several applications of HPLC and LC-tandem mass spectrometry (LC-MS/MS) in pharmaceutical analysis and drug monitoring, but also forensic toxicology, to see how water quality impacts results.

Discover how using ultrapure water improves accuracy, eliminates false readings, and removes sources of variability, as we cover:

• HPLC in pharmaceutical analysis
• How to reduce risk in therapeutic drug treatment and monitoring
• Water in pharma & healthcare: Interactive quiz

In this guide, ELGA shares its expert knowledge about laboratory water and discusses the different options available for achieving a reliable source of purified water. ELGA demonstrates why using the right level of water purity is essential in helping you achieve more consistent, accurate results and how installing an in-house purification system can save you time, money and reduce your environmental impact.

Water is one of the only materials used in every lab in the world. Nothing is more important to your workflow than having a consistent and accurate and reliable flow of water. Watch this video to discover the PURELAB Chorus product range by ELGA LabWater.

Warren Cairns, from the Institute for the Dynamics of Environmental Processes, Ca' Foscari University of Venice, discusses his paleoclimatic research looking at contaminants in ice cores and his work investigating the exchange of mercury between snowpacks and the atmosphere in Antarctica. Ensuring his samples aren’t contaminated is a crucial part of Cairns’ work. Watch this video to find out more about his research and the essential pieces of technology that keep his samples contaminant free.

Martin White reveals the new ELGA LabWater PURELAB® Chorus range for type I ultrapure water. The system includes a Halo Dispense unit, which enables the positioning of the dispenser to be independent from the water purification system to save space within the laboratory. The PURELAB® Chorus enables water to be dispensed at different flow rates; this is controlled with a touchscreen located on the Halo. Interview filmed by SelectScience at Pittcon 2014.

In this video Steve Bryant, Global Product Manager at ELGA LabWater, introduces the new the PURELAB Chorus range of water purification systems. Steve discusses how PURELAB Chorus has been designed to provide the user choice when it comes to application, budget and configuration. Watch this video to see how easy the system is to use and learn how the enhanced flexibility and upgradeability enable it to be tailored to the needs of each individual now and in the future. Interview filmed by SelectScience at Pittcon 2013.

Undetectable levels of DNase and RNase in purified water