Megan Evans
LGC, Fordham, UKAnalysing Stability and Safety of Drug Formulation and Packaging
17 Jan 2018
To ensure drug packaging and formulation don’t have any adverse effects on human health, it’s important to study the chemical compounds – extractables and leachables – migrating from drug packaging materials. Megan Evans discusses how she tests drug packaging and formulation for stability and safety at LGC.
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