Acceptance of standard curve and re­analyzed samples [Bioanalytics]

posted by Ohlbe – France, 2014-04-01 21:12 (4472 d 19:23 ago) – Posting: # 12753
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Dear Ken,

❝ Do we need to inject the third time if the repeat value and the initial value are far apart ? I have seen some CROs inject the third time to confirm whether the repeat or the initial value should be picked.


If the repeat was for an analytical reason: no. If it was a PK repeat or anomalous value: yes, I would do a 3rd analysis. Or actually, I would rather do the repeat analysis in duplicate.

❝ How far the difference in value between repeat and initial value to justify for the third injection ?


There is nothing written in any guideline...

❝ How detail we should write in our SOP ? Besides SOP, can we define in in-house guideline ?


You can call it an SOP, or internal guideline, or whatever. But it needs to be defined in writing in advance, in a controlled document which is part of your quality system, with clear decision rules for each type of repeat and the various situations.

Regards
Ohlbe

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