Water quality and dissolution testing are fundamental to quality control in the pharmaceutical industry. Reliable technological solutions help evaluate product performance and monitor essential parameters throughout the various stages of production.

Dissolution testers measure the rate and extent of active ingredient release from solid dosage forms, such as tablets and capsules. These tests provide key information for evaluating product behavior and verifying batch-to-batch consistency.

Reverse osmosis systems reduce dissolved salts and other impurities in water and form part of the treatment processes used to obtain water that meets the quality requirements of pharmaceutical applications.

The analysis of Total Organic Carbon (TOC), conductivity, and temperature complements these controls, providing valuable information for assessing water quality, detecting variations, and understanding the performance of water treatment systems.

At Drops Analytics, we provide technological solutions that simplify analytical processes and support pharmaceutical quality control teams.

TOC measures the amount of organic carbon present in water. This parameter helps assess organic contamination and evaluate the effectiveness of the purification process.

Conductivity reflects the presence of dissolved ions in water. Measuring this parameter helps assess ionic purity and identify potential changes in water treatment performance.

Temperature provides important context for water quality measurements, particularly conductivity. Monitoring it helps interpret results and assess operating conditions.