Raw Material
Testing
GMP-certified testing suites strictly qualifying active pharmaceutical ingredients (APIs) and critical excipients for paramount global regulatory compliance.
Rigorous Upstream Assessment
BrownBiology Laboratory operates specialized GMP-certified frameworks testing absolute compliance for all raw materials integrated into the pharmaceutical supply chain.
Both raw APIs and formulated excipients emphatically require deep safety assessments verifying they are fully fit to initiate downstream pharmaceutical preparation, matching all Ph.Eur. and USP mandates.
Our dedicated hubs draw from over two decades of raw matrix handling, powered by widening suites of sophisticated analytic technology and heavily trained lab directors.
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Core Testing Arsenals
Equipped with deep-state technologies isolating raw material parameters from heavy trace elements to polymorphism profiling.
U/HPLC with Detectors
UV, DAD, FLD, RID, CAD, CD, EC, ELSD and MS
GC with Detectors
FID and MS for residual solvents and volatile impurities
Karl Fischer
Coulometric and volumetric moisture determination
Spectroscopy
IR (with ATR) and UV-VIS spectrophotometry
ICP-MS
For extreme precision in heavy metal trace detection
Automatic Titrator
High-throughput acid-base and red-ox reactions
DSC Core Analysis
Polymorphism and melting point determination
Particle Size Distribution
Determine profile of material particle size via laser diffraction
Physical Properties
Conductivity, Index of refraction (Refractometer), Polarization (Polarimeter)
Thermal Subsystems
Vacuum ovens for curing/aging and Muffles for high-temp procedures
Why Choose BrownBiology?
Regulatory Excellence
GMP-certified modules running globally compliant protocols strictly adhering to both USP and Ph.Eur. framework architecture natively.
Global Trust
Functioning as the premier gateway checkpoint for colossal pharmaceutical networks moving sensitive materials across continents.
Advanced Analytics
Fitted with multi-layer separation tech, hypersensitive atomic mapping, and automated titration lines driven by veteran engineers.