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Contamination control in liquids

Removing microbial contaminants from liquids using filtration helps establish process control and assure product quality.

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0.2 µm sterilizing-grade filtration

Sterilizing-grade filtration removes bacterial contaminants throughout the drug manufacturing process to ensure safety and sterility of the final drug. From growth media to buffer additions and final filling, filter selection drives efficiencies in processing while providing confidence in achieving drug critical quality attributes (CQAs).

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Mycoplasma control

Not all microbial contaminants can be reliably removed using 0.2 µm filters. Mycoplasma and diminutive bacteria require 0.1 µm rated filters, optimized to achieve higher levels of process sterility where these contaminants are known to be present.

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Bioburden control

While bioburden control is an essential part of cGMP, not all process fluids require filters designed to achieve sterility under the most challenging conditions