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methodologies for selected indicator organ-isms, but not all “objectionable” organisms in the FDA opinions.2 AcceptAnce criteriA for MicrobiologicAl QuAlity of non-sterile phArMAceuticAls The microbial limits recommended in USP General Chapter <1111> Microbiological Examination of Non-Sterile products: Accep-
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www.arlok.com305 international Journal of Pharmaceutical compounding v 1 no 4 | J | A | 2014 www.iJPc.com QuAlity control Part 1 of this 2-part article contains important facts about the topic of microbial
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