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AnaEx Standards

AnaEx Standards

The Standards Division specializes in supplying high-quality certified reference standards, including impurity standards, residual solvent standards, and pharmaceutical reference materials. We provide standards with required documentation for maintaining compliance and accuracy during your operations.

  • Primary Reference Standards
  • Certified Reference standards
  • Impurity Standards
  • Residual Solvent Standards
  • Impurity identification and characterization

Ensure compliance and accuracy with our extensive range of certified standards.

Document Types

Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs): Outline protocols for laboratory processes.

  • Experimental Protocols: Detail specific methods for experiments.
  • Technical Reports: Summarize research findings and methodologies.
  • Data Sheets: Include raw data, analysis, and results.
  • Quality Assurance Documents: Ensure compliance with regulatory standards.

Preparation Process

Outline Structure: Create a clear structure with headings, subheadings, and sections.

  • Drafting: Write clearly and concisely, using plain language where possible.
  • Referencing: Cite sources appropriately to support claims and methods.
  • Templates: Use standardized templates to maintain consistency across documents.

Review Process

Peer Review: Have colleagues review documents for accuracy and clarity.

  • Checklists: Use checklists to ensure all required elements are included (e.g., purpose, methods, results).
  • Version Control: Track changes and maintain a history of document revisions.
  • Feedback Incorporation: Address comments and suggestions from reviewers to improve the document.

Compliance and Standards

Regulatory Guidelines: Familiarize yourself with relevant regulations (e.g., GLP, GMP, ISO) that apply to your field.

Internal Policies: Ensure documents align with institutional or departmental policies.

Finalization and Distribution

Formatting: Ensure proper formatting, including fonts, spacing, and margins.

  • Approval Process: Obtain necessary approvals before finalizing the document.
  • Archiving: Store documents in an accessible format for future reference.

Tools and Software

Document Editing Software: Use tools like Microsoft Word or Google Docs for collaborative editing.

  • Reference Management Software: Tools like EndNote or Zotero can help manage citations.
  • Project Management Tools: Use platforms like Trello or Asana to track document preparation tasks.