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Container integrity is discussed in ICH Q8, (adopted for human medicinal products only, nevertheless the same principles are also applicable to veterinary medicinal products and containers of sterile substances and containers). 2. Scope The guideline applies to chemical and biological medicinal products for human and veterinary use but is
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