Master formula record of Povidone Iodine Ointment

Master formula record of Povidone Iodine Ointment

PURPOSE:  This master formula record (MFR) is written to describe the formulae, manufacturing procedure, specifications, packing details of dosage form.

SCOPE: This MFR is performed and is applied during the manufacturing of dosage form.

RESPONSIBILITY / ACCOUNTABILITY:

 It is the responsibility of Manufacturing Chemist to follow and adhere to this SOP. The Production Pharmacist, QC/QA Manager are accountable for the strict adherence to the master formula.

COPY ISSUED TO:

Master Copy: Manager Quality Assurance

Copy No. 1 : Production Pharmacist

Copy No. 2 : Manager Quality Control

Copy No. 3 :    Ointment Section

PRODUCT NAME: Povidone Iodine OintmentBATCH SIZE:  300 KG
PRODUCT REFERENCE CODE: UNIT SIZE:  15 g
GENERIC NAME: N.A.PACK SIZE:  36  ´ 12 ´ 15g
DOSAGE FORM: OINTMENTSTRENGTH: N.A.
DEPARTMENT:  OINTMENT DEPARTMENTEXPIRY DATE: AFTER 24 MONTHS     FROM THE DATE OF MANUFACTURING

 COMPOSITION:

Povidone IodineU.S.P5% w/w
(Available Iodine 0.5% w/w)

EQUIPMENTS TO BE USED:

SR. NO.NAME OF EQUIPMENTCLEANING

AS PER SOP NO.

ASSEMBLING

AS PER SOP NO.

1Wax Vessel
2Water Vessel
3Mixing Vessel
4Storage Container (500 Kg)
5Semiautomatic Aluminium Tube Filling & Crimping Machine

RAW MATERIALS:-

S.NO.INGREDIENTS STDTheoretical Quantity Req.Overages %Total Quantity Used
1PEG – 4000B.P84.50084.500 KGS
2PEG – 400B.P194.000194.000 KGS
3POVIDONE IDODINEU.S.P15.00015.0017.250 KG
4P.G.B.P.4.5004.500 KG

PACKING MATERIALS:-

S.NO.NAME OF THE MATERIAL THEORETICAL QUANTITY REQ.FOR

RECORD

TOTAL QUANTITY USED
1ADHERE TAPE ROLL BROWN1.0001.000 NOS
2CELLO TAPE2.0002.000 NOS
3ALUMINIUM TUBE – 15 G20000.0002000.000 NOS
4UNIT CARTON20000.0003.00020003.000 NOS
5OUTER CARTON1666.0002.0001668.000 NOS
6CORRUGATED BOX   S – 1146.00046.000 NOS

 MANUFACTURING SPECIFICATION:

Average fill of each Tube is 15 grams.

Weight variation limit allowed in each filled Tube is + 200 mg.

Melt the waxes at the maintained temperature 700

The temperature of primary area should not exceed 30˚C.

 Yield:

Theoretical Yield is 20000 Tubes.

Expected Practical Yield is 20000 + 2% Tube.

Packing Details:

 Transfer the Ointment from storage tank to Aluminium Tube Filling & Crimping Machine and start filling and then Crimping of the tubes as per its SOP .

Pack the filled tubes in unit carton.

Pack such 12 tubes in each outer carton.

Seal the outer carton with cello tape.

Pack the 36 outer cartons in specified corrugated box  to give a pack size of 36 x 12 x 15g tubes.

Seal the each corrugated box with adhesive tape and label it properly by affixing the specified label

MANUFACTURING PROCESS:

 Melt 84.5 kg of PEG- 4000 and 194.0 kg of PEG-400 in a Steam Heat Wax Melting Vessel by operating it as per its SOP at temperature 700

Filter and transfer the melted waxes through Stainless Steel Sieve no. 100 to the mixing vessel and start the machine as per its SOP.

Take 194.0 kg of PEG- 400 in water Vessel and dissolve 17.250 kg of Povidone Iodine in it. Also add 4.5 kg of Propylene Glycol to it.

Cool PEG-4000 and PEG- 400 to 45˚ C in mixing vessel and transfer the mixture prepared in step no. 3 to it.

Mix for 3 hours and cool it to room temperature while running the water in the jacket of mixing vessel.

Send the sample to Quality Control Department for bulk testing.

After approval from Quality Control Department, transfer the cream to the storage tank.

IN-PROCESS CONTROLS:

The following in-process controls should be maintained during the processing:

Check Raw materials used for manufacturing purpose are all approved materials and have ‘Released’ labels fixed on it.

All weighed Raw materials should be counter-checked by  Manufacturing Chemist. If any discrepancy is noticed, it should be immediately brought to the notice of Production Pharmacist and QC/QA Manager.

Physical characteristics of Raw material like colour, odour, and consistency are checked before compounding.

The total weight of bulk ointment / cream should be checked in the presence of  Manufacturing Chemist and record the same in Batch Manufacturing Record.

pH of the bulk should be checked and it should be with in specified limits.

Bulk sample should be sent for analysis to Quality Control Department before starting the filling and sealing stage.

While the tube filling operation is on, the  Manufacturing Chemist should check weight of net filled quantity per tube at the interval of 30 minutes by checking the tare weight of empty tube and gross weight of the filled tube. Record for the same should be kept in Batch Manufacturing Record.

The ‘fill weight’ of ointment or cream per tube should not be less than the labelled amount.

Limit for Weight Variation: Weight claimed on the carton + 200 mg

Manufacturing Chemist will also ensure that the crimping of the filled Aluminium tubes, sealing of plastic tubes is appropriate and embossing of batch number and manufacturing date is conspicuous. Also the quality of embossing will be controlled by adjusting pressure exerted by the jaws, so that pinholes are not developed on the embossed letters / numbers.

The inner and outer cartons should be checked thoroughly for proper batch coding.

Manufacturing Chemist and Production Pharmacist should randomly check that the correct no. of inner cartons are being packed in each outer cartons and also the correct number of outer cartons in each shipper is exactly the same as that shown in proof.

Intimation should be sent to Quality Control Department for finished product sampling and testing.

After the completion of filling and packaging, the coded cartons should be accounted for and rejected printed material should be destroyed in the presence of QC/QA Manager. Maintain the destruction of the same in the Batch Manufacturing Record.

It will be ensure that filling or packaging equipment has been properly cleaned.

Filling or packaging of next product should be commenced only after getting the ‘Line Clearance’ of the previous product, from the IPQA.

 

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