Container Qualification Full Test List

We offer comprehensive routine container qualification testing, including:

• USP/NF Section <660> Type I Highly Resistant Borosilicate Glass
• USP/NF Section <660> Type II Glass – Treated Soda-Lime
• USP/NF Section <660> Type III Glass
• EP 3.2.1 Glass Containers for Pharmaceutical Use
• USP/NF Section <661> Physicochemical Plastic Container Testing
• USP/NF Section <661> Thermal Analysis
• USP/NF Section <661> Multiple Internal Reflectance
• USP/NF Section <661> Physicochemical Extractions (3 solvents)
• USP/NF Section <661> Polyethylene Containers (HDPE/LDPE)
• USP/NF Section <661> Polypropylene Containers
• USP/NF Section <661> PET & PETG Bottles
• USP/NF Section <671> Light Percent Testing
• USP/NF Section <671> Container Permeation Testing – No Closure for PE & PP
• USP/NF Section <671> Container Permeation Testing – With Closure With Induction Seal
• USP/NF Section <671> Container Permeation Testing – With Closure Without Induction Seal
• USP/NF Section <671> Container Permeation Testing – Liquid Product Container
• USP/NF Section <671> Unit Dose Method I Testing (Single Unit Container/Blister)
• USP/NF Section <671> Unit Dose Method II Testing (2 or More Cavity Blister)
• USP/NF Section <671> ASTM D7709-12 Test Method – Container
• USP/NF Section <671> ASTM D7709-12 Test Method – Blister Method One
• USP/NF Section <671> ASTM D7709-12 Test Method– Blister Method Two
• USP/NF Section <381> Elastomeric Closures
• EP 3.1.9 Silicone Elastomer
• EP 3.2.9 Rubber Closures (Elastomeric)
• EP 3.1.5 Polyethylene With Additives for Containers Parenteral/Ophthalmic
• EP 3.1.6 Polypropylene for Containers and Closures for Parenteral/Ophthalmic
• EP 3.1.3 Polyolefins
• EP 3.1.11 PVC
• JP Chapter Plastic Container Testing
• JP Chapter Glass Container Testing
• USP <87> Biological Reactivity – Direct Contact
• USP <87> Biological Reactivity – Agar Diffusion (rubber stoppers)
• USP <87> Biological Reactivity – Elution Method (plastic materials)
• USP <88> Class VI Plastic Testing