02.20.23 -- Life Science Filter Considerations

Sterile filtration plays a critical role in protecting vital bioprocesses and is the cornerstone in eliminating contaminants. Controlling biological and micro contaminants in process streams improves operating efficiencies and enables technological advances.

Learn about the three most common sources of filtration failures and how to minimize filter plugging.

This webinar focuses on how filtration manufacturers optimize materials for performance and integration within single-use systems. Sterile filtration is critical within many bioprocessing upstream and downstream steps where product performance and quality are vital. 

Large volume parenteral (LVP) and small volume parenteral (SVP) are sterile injectable drugs. There are two broadly used methods to produce a sterile drug product: terminal sterilization and aseptic processing of sterilized unit components. Learn more about the size, types, and sterilization of both LVP and SVP injectable drugs.

With the growing adoption of single-use system products, there’s a rise in purity concerns for single-use components and their possible impact on the biomanufacturing, storage, and transportation of high-value final products. Compare single-use system bags, and learn why particulate levels and minimizing contamination are important.