Simplifying Global Compliance
Extractables and Leachables: 101 - Webinar Recording/Transcript
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Extractables and Leachables: 101
Once confined to the fringes of FDA regulation, extractables and leachables are now in sharp focus.
Driven by ICH Q3D guideline compliance requirements, plus a substantial shift in metal impurity standards, the FDA now expects compliance in nearly all dosage forms; and scrutiny extends to materials such as manufacturing equipment and dosing devices.
But confusion and misinformation abound. Many sponsors still run into trouble understanding and performing appropriate E&L studies, leading to costly delays and raising the risk of regulatory sanctions.
Dr. Wayland Rushing, Director of Scientific Affairs at EAG Labs, is the expert to guide you through this regulatory thicket. Dr. Rushing sorts it all out:
- Extractables and leachables: What they are, special issues they pose
- Regulatory requirements: ICH Q3D guideline requirements and more
- Designing an E&L program: What to consider
- Analytical challenges associated with E&L
- And much more!
Dr. Rushing’s 15-year career has focused on CMC development programs for a wide array of biopharmaceutical clients including parenterals, inhalation drugs and other pharmaceuticals with complex delivery systems. Let him help you get into full compliance.
Drugmakers, excipient firms, API suppliers will find value in this presentation, particularly persons with the following job responsibilities:
- Materials Sourcing
- Supplier Management
- Testing and Inbound Materials
- Quality Assurance/Quality Control
- Regulatory Affairs
- Manufacturing/GMP/cGMP
Dr. Wayland Rushing, Director of Scientific Affairs at EAG Labs, is a technical expert in chemistry, manufacturing and controls program design, analytical development and regulatory submissions. Over a 15-year career, he has led CMC development programs for a wide array of biopharmaceutical clients including parenterals, inhalation drugs and other pharmaceuticals with complex delivery systems.
