Category: Pharmaceutical Blog

Cold chain logistics are a constant challenge for the healthcare supply chain. With the roll out of COVID-19 vaccines the whole pharmaceutical supply chain is facing a huge and complex task.

As the team at Q1 Scientific adjusts to the new regulations, we have created this guide to show how we can support UK companies and testing laboratories with moving samples after Brexit to and from Q1 Scientific.

Do you need vaccine storage facilities at ultra-low freezer temperatures? Having reliable ultra-low freezer storage is essential for vaccines and temperature sensitive pharmaceutical products.

What happens if you need more stability storage space? See our simple tips for increasing your stability storage space.

Based on our experience providing stability storage this article provides our top 5 tips for better stability monitoring.

The ICH Q1B guideline is the harmonised effort to standardise photostability testing on new pharmaceutical drug substances and drug products.

The brand new ‘Science of Business’ podcast series is sponsored by Q1 Scientific. Created in Ireland, this series shares the insights, career journeys, the start-up phase and behind the scenes stories from one of Ireland’s most successful business sectors.

Do you have a disaster recovery plan to cover a chamber breakdown or emergency failure in your stability storage process? What happens when unforeseen events interrupt your stability study? The loss of samples that have been in stability storage due to a chamber breakdown or emergency in your sample storage process could represent a critical … Continued

Definitions Reference samples are retained to fulfil two purposes; firstly to provide a sample for analytical testing and secondly to provide a specimen of the fully finished product.  They serve as a record of the batch of finished product or starting material and can be assessed in the event of, for example, a dosage form … Continued

We have recently increased the capacity of our facility at Q1 Scientific, with the introduction of Stability Rooms #30 and #31.