Source QC and C of A (do you have one?)

Nice overview on endotoxin testing.

Code:
https://www.tga.gov.au/sites/default/files/presentation-common-mistakes-and-misconceptions-endotoxin-testing.pdf
 

Review article.

Without some basic immunological knowledge, we cannot appreciate the on-going sea-change in which the current “endotoxin as pyrogen-only” model of endotoxin control as being supplanted by control that includes added immune context.

Example process and activated carbon.


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Good idea. Picture of production facility is nice and fun and all but the product testing results (many of which we don't ask for at Meso routinely, ok I annoyingly do) tells you the real story.

GA can make the stuff using a staff of extremely well hung trannies only wearing cloth masks in the back room of his "gentlemen's club" as long as the following tests are coming back good...

1.HPLC purity

2.GCMS organic/structural impurities

3.Metals

4. Sterility

5. Endotoxins

6. GCMS residual solvents

What's your specs on these from the routine analytical program you have established @GenericAsia ?

@bjjgear: here you go. Unofficial DRAFT Meso template for your review and consideration.

Draft template for Meso member review. Great idea @bjjgear!

Feedback? Submit to new vendors (and old) as part of vetting process?
 
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1. 3rd party C of A on finished product batch specific to that shipment
- endotoxin screen
- metals with ICP
- purity(ies) / concentration(s) using hplc plus ms (or gcms)



Yeah, I'm the f'n clown. Dumbass!
 
Draft template for Meso member review. Great idea @bjjgear!

Feedback? Submit to new vendors (and old) as part of vetting process?
Beautiful... any vendor with half a brain and a couple of dollars can get past the "rigor" of Meso denizen requirements, which is frequently (A) a picture of a facility, which in reality doesn't mean shit, and (B) a Jano test of -one batch- of product, which also doesn't mean shit.

If a vendor can't respond relatively quickly, and in an articulate manner, to the template questions above, then that'd be considered a red flag. Caveat emptor, but vendors who display sophistication and enthusiasm about these processes would be considered first tier choices.
 
Beautiful... any vendor with half a brain and a couple of dollars can get past the "rigor" of Meso denizen requirements, which is frequently (A) a picture of a facility, which in reality doesn't mean shit, and (B) a Jano test of -one batch- of product, which also doesn't mean shit.

If a vendor can't respond relatively quickly, and in an articulate manner, to the template questions above, then that'd be considered a red flag. Caveat emptor, but vendors who display sophistication and enthusiasm about these processes would be considered first tier choices.
And Meso denizens can get their pics of the lab staff as well.

Appreciate the review.

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