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CLINICAL (AND BEYOND) IN-USE STABILITY STUDIES – CHALLENGES, CONSIDERATIONS AND CASE STUDIES
Dosage Administration Instructions are required prior to clinical dosing throughout a product lifecycle. Oftentimes, multi-specific antibodies as well as traditional antibodies are evaluated at dosing ranges (protein concentrations) significantly below the analytical capacity of product specific or platform established methods. This requires coordination between clinicians, formulators, and analytical groups. The material presented provides an overview of Pfizer’s analytical approach, describing a pre-verification workflow employed to rapidly identify alternative methods. In addition, there will be a discussion of alternative methods used in DAI studies and development considerations for these studies. Finally, a case study will be discussed in which these concepts were applied successfully.
Antimicrobial effectiveness testing (AET) is used to confirm that preservative included in a formulation or diluent is effective at inhibiting growth of microorganisms, and AET is a requirement for multi-use drug products…