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    emen a mpur es n p a e

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    Topics

    Background

    Elemental Impurities- USP Approach

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    Elemental Impurities in Dietary Supplements

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    Heavy Metals - Background

    Introduced in USP VIII (1905)

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    Sulfide precipitation of metals

    Methods in the EP and JP are similar to the USP

    methodsProcedure suffers from lack of selectivity & sensitivity

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    Topics

    Background

    Elemental Impurities- Limits Update

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    Activities---and

    Stimuli Article published in PF 34(5) [September-October ] 2008

    Res onses to the multi le comments ublished as stimuli article in

    PF 36(1) January-February 2010 Stimuli article with rationale for the proposed limits published in PF

    36 1 Januar - Februar 2010

    Draft revisons published for public comment in PF 36(1), [January-

    February] 2010 < >

    Methodology chapter

    Dietary Supplement chapter

    Revisions in PF 37(3)[May-June 2011]

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    Topics

    Background

    Elemental Impurities- USP Approach

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    Elemental Impurities in Dietary Supplements

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    Elemental Impurities- USP Approach

    USP approach to elemental impurity control is both

    Control metals that are toxic

    At limits that are toxicologically relevant

    At all times during a drug products shelf life

    With a risk-based approach as to what and when to test

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    Elemental Impurities- Definition

    nv ronmenta contam nants

    Catalysts

    Naturally occurring

    Added intentionall

    Introduced inadvertently

    Through interactions with processing equipment

    Through non-GMP routes

    A risk-based control strategy may assure compliance.

    However, compliance with the limits is required for alldrug products at all times.

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    Elemental Impurities- Limits

    Applies to drug products

    Dru substances

    ExcipientsDoes not apply to dietary supplements

    Does not apply to Veterinary products

    Speciation not addressed in this chapter roce ures spec e n genera c apter ementa

    Impurities Procedures

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    Elemental Impurities Limits

    anuary- e ruary

    Revised draft addressing comments received

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    Approved by the General Chapters EC for adoption in

    USP35 Su lement 2

    Available on the USP website.

    http://www.usp.org/usp-nf/hot-topics/elemental-impurities

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    Elemental Impurities-Limits

    Element

    OralDaily

    Dose

    PDEa

    (g/day)

    Parenteral

    Daily Dose

    PDE (g/day)

    Inhalational

    Daily Dose

    PDE (g/day)

    LVP

    Component

    Limit

    (g/g)

    Cadmium 25 2.5 1.5 0.25

    Lead 5 5 5 0.5

    Inorganicarsenicb 1.5 1.5 1.5 0.15

    Inorganic

    ercury 15 1.5 1.5 0.15

    Iridium 100 10 1.5 1.0

    Osmium 100 10 1.5 1.0

    Palladium 100 10 1.5 1.0

    a num 100 10 1.5 1.0

    Rhodium 100 10 1.5 1.0

    Ruthenium 100 10 1.5 1.0

    Chromium * * 25 *

    1.0

    Nickel 500 50 1.5 5.0

    Vanadium 100 10 30 1.0

    Copper 1000 100 70 25

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    .b See Speciation section.* not a safety concern

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    Options to Determine Content

    Drug Product Analysis Option

    amp e an measure osage orm

    Scale results to daily dose

    Sample and measure all components

    Sum each metal and scale to dail dose

    Individual Component Approach for Large Volume

    Parenterals (LVP)

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    Elemental Impurities Procedures

    New chapter which focuses on only the procedures

    anuary- e ruary

    Revised draft addressing comments received

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    Approved by the General Chapters EC for adoption in

    USP35 Su lement 2

    Available on the USP website.

    http://www.usp.org/usp-nf/hot-topics/elemental-impurities

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    Elemental Impurities - Procedures

    Elemental Impurities - Procedures

    e n ons

    Compendial Procedures

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    Procedure 2: ICP-MS

    Validation Limit Procedures

    Quantitative Procedures

    Comment on Method Verification per

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    Procedure Validation Requirements

    Defines a procedure acceptance criteria

    Validation criteria for alternative procedures

    Verification criteria for compendial procedures are

    identical

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    Implementation

    Chapters and will appear in SecondSupplement to USP35 (official Dec 1, 2012).

    Will be implemented through General Notices with ae aye mp emen a on a e o ay ,

    will be removed from the monographs in USP37.

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    Elemental Contaminants in Dietary Supplements

    Published first in PF 36(1) [Jan.Feb. 2010]

    Published again with changes in PF38(3) May-Jun 2012

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    http://www.usp.org/usp-nf/notices/general-chapter-elemental-contaminants-

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    Elemental Contaminants in Dietary Supplements

    Applies to Dietary Supplements

    Dietary Ingredients

    xc p en s

    Does not apply to drug products

    Procedures in Elemental Im urities Procedures are

    specified

    Speciation is critical for Dietary Supplements

    chapter

    Only the big four Elemental Impurities considered

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    Elemental Contaminants in Dietary Supplements

    Element

    PDEa

    /da

    Arsenic (inorganic)c 15

    Cadmium 5

    Lead 10

    Mercury (total) 15

    (as Hg)

    a Permitted Daily Exposure (PDE) is derived from the Provisional Tolerable Weekly Intake

    (PTWI) that is recommended by the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United

    Nations

    and World Health Organization (FAO/WHO) by subtracting the daily exposure (g/day) to

    each

    elemental contaminant from air, food, and drinking water. A body weight of 50 kg and a

    safety

    factor are used to calculate the PDE.

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    Contact Information

    emen a mpur es m s < >

    Elemental Impurities Procedures

    . .

    http://www.usp.org/usp-nf/hot-topics/elemental-impurities

    Elemental Contaminants in Dietary Supplements

    Dr. Chris Okunji [email protected]

    http://www.usp.org/usp-nf/notices/general-chapter-elemental-contaminants-dietary-supplements

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