Pharmaceutical Detergents vs Commodity Cleaners
Key Takeaways:
- ProKlenz™ ONE, CIP 200™ Acid-Based Cleaner and Disinfectant and ProKlenz™ TWO Acid Cleaner and Disinfectant are labeled for cleaning and disinfection which offers the potential to streamline your cleaning process: combining separate steps into one.
- Acid-based pharmaceutical detergents derouge and passivate process equipment meaning you can reduce maintenance product inventory with a single solution that does more.
- Free up valuable process time with pharmaceutical detergents that may clean in less time than commodities.
- Better performing formulated detergents enable reduced consumption of utilities like electricity and water.
- Achieve necessary standards and validation targets in less time and with fewer resources.
The ability to clean proteinaceous soils is a critical aspect of maintaining pharmaceutical equipment to ensure product quality and safety. Between 2006-2019, the FDA generated more than 3,078 Form 483 citations related to the FDA’s Code 21 CFR 211.67 and 21 CFR.182 for equipment cleaning, maintenance, and use log. To avoid FDA-related citations and ensure product quality and safety, it is important to use an effective, validatable cleaning agent in equipment cleaning and maintenance.
This white paper takes a closer look at the technical aspects of pharmaceutical detergents vs. commodity chemicals, compares their efficiency and cleaning efficacy, and details reducing costs through the use of pharmaceutical detergents.
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