Sterilization

In sterile environments, non-viable particles are non-living particulate matter like dust, skin cells, or fibers that can act as a carrier for viable particles and pose a risk to product sterility, necessitating monitoring and control. Nature of Non-Viable Particles Non-viable particles include: Sources of Contamination Non-viable particles can enter sterile ... Read More

Methods of Sterilization Heat Sterilization This method involves the use of high temperatures to kill microorganisms. It can be achieved through: Radiation Sterilization This method uses ionizing radiation, such as gamma rays or electron beams, to destroy microorganisms. It is commonly used for sterilizing medical equipment, pharmaceutical products, and certain ... Read More