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Analytical Testing of High
Purity Water & Steam Systems
Specified chemical and microbiological analysis of samples is required at
different stages of the water purification process to ensure the correct
performance of separate equipment elements.
All the
EP/USP and JP routine testing techniques are used including:-
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Total Organic Carbon (TOC) analysis
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Wet
chemical tests for pre-treatment and purification assessment
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Quantitative Endotoxin (LAL) analysis
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Total Variable Count (TVC) analysis
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Absence of objectionable organisms
Full
compliance to HTM2030 and HTM2031 for Dishwasher Disinfector Water and Clean
Steam samples.
We also
provide a full Continuous Compliance Assurance package (CCA), which collates
analytical and plant performance, monitoring towards continuous inspection
readiness.
Performance Qualification
(PQ) Testing
We offer
a full service, including development of testing rationales and protocols,
chemical, microbiological, endotoxin analysis and validation summary reporting. |
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Microbiological
Identification - Bacterial & Fungal
Using a wide range of
traditional methods and utilising the Biomerieux API system, we have the
expertise to identify a wide range of bacterial and fungal isolates to ensure
continual microbial compliance of your systems and/or facilities. |
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BI Verification
using our ISO Compliant Bier Vessel
Variability in BI performance arises during manufacture, handling,
transportation and storage as well as differences in presentation during the
sterilisation cycle and the recovery environment. We offer an independent
Biological Indicator testing service which includes the independent verification
of D-value and population of commercially available BI’s and customised direct
inoculation, such as the inoculation of stoppers and other equipment to D-Value
assessments of product. Our experience in sterilisation system design,
optimisation and validation allows us to work with clients to agree on the best
approach to each unique application. |
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Cleaning Validation Analysis
Our expert analytical and
support services provide pharmaceutical manufacturers with a simple, cost
effective method, to ensure primary manufacturing (API) and secondary production
facilities meet regulatory requirements for cleaning process validation in order
to minimise contamination or adulteration of drug products. Developed
specifically to your exacting requirements our package can encompass; protocol
definition, rationale development, sampling methods, analysis, training and
troubleshooting. |
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Disinfectant Efficacy
Our tailor made independent
testing and support services will help you determine the quantitative value of
bactericidal activity on all your cleanroom surfaces. Tailored specifically to
your requirements, we offer a complete package which includes the preparation of
protocols which are applied using a range of organisms (including the typical
environmental isolates found within your cleanroom environment) in accordance
with the BS EN 13697 and USP <1072> regulatory requirements. |
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Environmental
Monitoring
From practical advice and
guidance in establishing an environmental monitoring programme within any
cleanroom or production environment to the supply of quality controlled plates,
incubation and analysis of samples and identification of organisms, our
environmental monitoring services may also include an on-going assessment of
microbial growth to determine the significance of bio-contamination. |
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Bio Burden
Analysis
In order to demonstrate the
effectiveness of control measures employed during the preparation and handling
of components (for example, vials, ampoules, stoppers and tubes), equipment and
removable machine parts prior to sterilisation, Honeyman offers a complete Bio
Burden analysis service to quantify and identify the microbial bio burden. |
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Endotoxin Analysis
(LAL Testing)
Whether raw materials,
finished products, water or steam samples, Honeyman can analyse the presence of
bacterial endotoxins using the Limulus Amoebocyte Lysate (LAL) test by employing
the kinetic-turbidimetric instrumental method.
Endotoxin analysis is not
only utilised in the testing of pharmaceutical products. By utilising our
expertise in endotoxin analysis we can work alongside our Validation specialists
during the qualification of depyrogenation equipment when demonstrating a log
reduction of endotoxin. |
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Microbial Limit
Testing
We perform microbial limit
testing in the determination of the number of viable aerobic micro-organisms and
specific microbial species present in pharmaceutical articles including raw
materials, primary, intermediate and finished products to ensure USP/EP
compliance. The method employed is developed and validated especially for your
products, to specifically suit your requirements. |
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Preservative
Efficacy Testing
In order to prevent problems
arising from the microbial contamination of pharmaceutical products during the
in-use shelf-life, it is a requirement to demonstrate that the anti-microbial
activity of the product is adequate. Honeyman are able to test pharmaceutical
products including multi-dose injections, topical preparations and oral products
using our EP and USP compliant methods. |
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On-Site Sampling
Our highly trained
personnel can carry out a range of sampling services on your site including
water sampling and environmental monitoring. Delivery of the samples to our
laboratories may either be via a courier or our own validated transport. The
service fee includes the supply of sampling equipment such as bottles, labels
and settle plates. |
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Training
Over the last twenty years,
thousands of delegates have benefited from our training courses and seminars,
delivered on or off-site. Up to date knowledge and experience derived from our
extensive project and regulatory compliance work in the industry sets us apart
from the plethora of training course providers in the marketplace.
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