A new breath simulator from
will be on display for the first time at the 18
th
Congress of the International Society for Aerosols in Medicine (ISAM),
18 - 22 June 2011, Rotterdam, The Netherlands. The new breath simulator
allows application of all of the breathing profiles specified in new
guidance for nebuliser testing issued in the pharmacopoeia. It is a
direct response by Copley Scientific to the changing needs of the
inhaled product testing community, which is actively seeking ways to
improve the
in vivo relevance of
in vitro test methods.
The
new breath simulator simplifies compliance with the revised
pharmacopoeia monograph on the testing of nebulisers (USP chapter 1601
and Ph. Eur 2.9.44) that comes into force in August 2011. In the past,
nebuliser testing has been carried out using a standard ‘adult'
breathing profile. The new monograph specifies the application of one of
four different profiles - neonate, infant, child or adult, depending on
the intended application of the product. The new unit allows the user
to specify the volume, frequency and inhalation/exhalation ratio of the
applied breathing profile for detailed investigation of the impact of
patient physiology on drug delivery.
Robust
and well-engineered the new breath simulator has intuitive software
that simplifies use. It comes complete with all the connectors and
fittings necessary for use with the test apparatus concerned.
www.copleyscientific.com
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