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2015USP 38THE UNITED STATES PHARMACOPEIA1NF 33THE NATIONAL FORMULARYVolum e 4/aBy authority of the United States Pharmacopeial ConventionPrepared by the Council of Experts and its Expert CommitteesOfficial from M ay 1, 2015T h e d e sig n a tio n on the co ve r o f this p u b lic a tio n , "U S P N F 2 0 1 5 ," is fo r ease ofid e n tific a tio n o nly. The p u b lic a tio n co n ta in s tw o separate c o m p e n d ia : The UnitedStates Pharm acopeia, T h irty -E ig h th Revision, and The N a tio n a l Formulary, Thirty-T hirdE dition.THE UNITED STATES PHARMACOPEIAL CO NVENTIO N12601 Twinbrook Parkway, Rockville, M D 20852

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Contents iiiUSP 38-NF 33ContentsVOLUME 1A rticles Included in USP 3 7 But N o tIncluded in USP 3 8 . xliA n n o ta te d List . xliiMission Statement and P re fa c e . viiN o tic e sPeople 2010-2015 Revision Cycle . . . .xvG eneral N o tices and R e q u ire m e n ts .1O f f ic e r s . xvBoard o f T r u s t e e s . xvC o u n c il o f E x p e rts. . xvE xpert C o m m itte e s . . . . xviA d v iso ry G r o u p s . xxivIn M e m o r ia m .G e n e ra l C h a p te rsSee pag e 4 9 for detailed contentsG eneral Tests an d A s s a y s .53G eneral Requirem ents fo r Tests and Assays . . . .53A p p a ra tu s fo r Tests and A s s a y s .96x x ivMembers of the United StatesPharmacopeial Convention,as o f May 31, 2 0 1 4 . .xxvM ic ro b io lo g ic a l T e s ts .10 0B io lo g ica l Tests and A s s a y s .1332 0 1 3 R e c o g n itio n o f M o n o g r a p ha n d R e fe re n ce M a t e r ia l D o n o rs . . . xxxiiC h e m ica l Tests and Assays.216Physical Tests and D e te rm in a tio n s .388G eneral I n f o r m a t io n .69 9A r t ic le s o f I n c o r p o r a t io n . xxxivU SP G o v e r n a n c e . xxxvD ieta ry S u p p le m e n ts .1 751Bylaw s . * x x x vRules and P r o c e d u r e s . x x x vUSP Policies.x x x vA d m is s io n s .xxxixArticles A d m itte d to USP 38 byS u p p le m e n t .x x x ixN e w A rticles A p p e a rin g in USP 38 T h a t W ere N o tIncluded in USP 3 7 In clu d in gS u p p le m e n ts .xlR e a g e n ts, In d ic a to rs , a n dS o lu t io n s1809Reagent S p e c ific a tio n s .18 14Indicators and Indicator Test P a p e r s .1881S o lu tio n s .1884Buffer S o lu t io n s .18 8 4C o lo rim e tric S o lu t io n s .18 85Test S o lu t io n s .1886V o lu m e tric S o lu t io n s .18 9 4C h ro m a to g ra p h ic C o lu m n s .19 0 2

USP 38-NF 33iv ContentsReference TablesC o n ta in e rs fo r D isp e n sin g C apsules andT a b le ts .1 9 0 7D e scrip tio n and Relative S o lu b ility of USPand N F A r t i c le s . .19 17Guide to General C h a p t e r s . viiA p p ro x im a te S o lu bilities of USP andN F A r t ic le s .1 9 76NoticesG eneral N o tic e s a nd R e q u ir e m e n t s .xiA to m ic W eig hts. 1 9 84A to m ic M a s s e s . 1 9 87A lc o h o lo m e tric T a b le . . 1 9 89USP 38Intrinsic V iscosity T a b le . 1991T h e rm o m e tric E q u iv a le n ts . 19 93M onographsIndexO fficia l M o n o g ra p h s fo r USP 38, J - Z .C o m b in e d Index to USP 38 and N F 3 3 .39 991-1IndexVOLUME 2C o m b in e d Index to USP 38 an d N F 3 3 .Cuide to General C h a p t e r s . viiNotices1-1VOLUME 4Guide to General C h a p t e r s . viiG eneral N o tice s and R e q u ire m e n t s .xiNoticesG eneral N o tic e s a nd R e q u ire m e n t s .xiUSP 38Dietary SupplementsM onographsO fficial M o n o g ra p h s fo r USP 38, A - l .19 95IndexC o m b in e d Index to USP 38 and N F 3 3 .1-1O fficia l M o n o g r a p h s .5865

Contents vUSP 38-NF 33.6492USP and N F Excipients, Listed byC a t e g o r y .6493A n n o ta te d ListNF 33ExcipientsA d m is s io n sA rticles A d m itte d to N F 33 b y S u p p le m e n t . . 6491N e w A rticles A p p e a rin g in N F 33 T h a t W ere N o tIncluded in N F 32 In clu d in gS u p p le m e n ts . 6491N e w A rticles A p p e a rin g in N F 33.6491M o n o g ra p h sO fficia l M o n o g ra p h s fo r N F 33 .6503C o m b in e d Index to USP 38 and N F 3 3 .1-1

Guide to General Chapters viiUSP 38Guide to General ChaptersGENERAL TESTS AN D ASSAYSGeneral Requirements(151) Pyrogen T e st. . 211(161) Transfusion and Infusion Assemblies and SimilarMedical D e v ic e s .2 1 2(1 71) Vitamin Bi 2 Activity A ssay.213for Tests and Assays(1) Injections .53(2) Oral Drug Products— Product Quality T e s t s . 66(3) Topical and Transdermal Drug Products—Product Quality Tests . 71(4) Mucosal Drug Products— Product Quality Tests. . . 76(5) Inhalation and Nasal Drug Products—General Information and Product Quality Tests . . 80(7) Labeling . 87(11) USP Reference Standards. 93Apparatus for Tests and Assays(17)(21)(31)(41)Prescription Container L a b e lin g .96Thermometers .98Volumetric Apparatus.99Balances.9 9Microbiological Tests(51) Antimicrobial Effectiveness T e s tin g . 100(55) Biological Indicators— Resistance PerformanceT e s t s . 103(61) Microbiological Examination of NonsterileProducts: Microbial Enumeration T e s t s . 106(62) Microbiological Examination of NonsterileProducts: Tests for Specified Microorganisms . . . 112(63) Mycoplasma T ests. 120(71) Sterility Tests.125Biological Tests and Assays(81)(85)(87)(8 8 )(89)Antibiotics— Microbial A ss a y s . 133Bacterial Endotoxins T e s t .151Biological Reactivity Tests, In Vitro . 156Biological Reactivity Tests, In V iv o . 158Enzymes Used as Ancillary Materials inPharmaceutical Manufacturing . 164(90) Fetal Bovine Serum— Quality Attributes andFunctionality Tests. 167(91) Calcium Pantothenate Assay. 171(92) Growth Factors and Cytokines Used in CellTherapy M anu facturin g. 172(111) Design and Analysis of Biological A s s a y s . 176(115) Dexpanthenol A s s a y . 191(121) Insulin A s s a y s . 193(121.1) Physico-cnemical Analytical Proceduresfor Insu lins. 195(123) Glucagon Bioidentity T e sts. 198(124) Erythropoietin Bioassays.200(126) Somatropin Bioidentity Tests .202(130) Protein A Quality A ttrib u te s . 204Chemical Tests and AssaysIdentification Tests(181)(191)(193)(197)(201)Identification— Organic Nitrogenous Bases . . . 216Identification Tests— General. 216Identification— Tetracyclines. 219Spectrophotometric Identification T ests. 220Tnin-Layer Chromatographic IdentificationT e s t . 221Limit Tests(206) A lu m in u m . 222(207) Test for 1,6-Anhydro Derivative for EnoxaparinSodium . .223(208) Anti-Factor Xa and Anti-Factor Ila Assays forUnfractionated and Low Molecular WeightHeparins. 228(209) Low Molecular Weight Heparin MolecularWeight D e te rm in a tio n s.232(211) A rse n ic .233(221) Chloride and S u lfa te . 235(223) D im ethylaniline. 236(226) 4-Epianhydrotetracycline. 236(227) 4-Aminophenol in Acetaminophen-ContainingDrug Products. 237(228) Ethylene Oxide and D io x a n e .238(231) Heavy M e t a ls . 241(232) Elemental Impurities— Lim its. 243(233) Elemental Impurities— Procedures. 245(241) I r o n .249(251) Lead. 250(261) M e rc u ry . 251(267) Porosimetry by Mercury Intrusion. 253(268) Porosity By Nitrogen Adsorption-Desorption . . 256(271) Readily Carbonizable Substances T e s t . 260(281) Residue on I g n itio n . 260(291) Selenium . 261OtherO th e r TTestse sts aandnd AAssaysss a y ing C a p a city . 261Alginates A s s a y . 262Antimicrobial Agents— C o n ten t.264Assay for Citric Acid/Citrate and Phosphate . . . 267Assay for S te r o id s .268Barbiturate A ssay. 268Cobalamin Radiotracer A s s a y .268General Chapters(For complete alphabetical list of all general chapters in this Pharmacopeia, see under "General chapters" in the index.)

USP 38viii Guide to General ChaptersGeneral 81)(591)Elastomeric Closures for Injections . 270Epinephrine A s s a y . 275Fats and Fixed O i l s . 276Folic Acid Assay. 290Impurities Testing in Medical Gases. 290Medical Gases A s s a y . 291lodometric Assay— A n tib io tics. 293Light Diffraction Measurement of ParticleS iz e . 294Methoxy D eterm ination. 299Niacin or Niacinamide A s s a y . 301Nitrite T itra tio n . 306Nitrogen D eterm ination. 306Ordinary Im p urities. 307Residual Solvents. 309Ethylene Glycol, Diethylene Glycol, andTriethylene Glycol in Ethoxylated Substances . . 324Oxygen Flask C o m b u s tio n . 325Riboflavin Assay. 326Salts of Organic Nitrogenous Bases. 327Acetic Acid in Peptides. 327Single-Steroid Assay. 328Sulfur D io x id e . 329Thiamine A s s a y . 334T itrim e try . 335Vitamin E A ssay. 338Articles of Botanical O r ig in . 345Identification of Articles of Botanical Origin . . . 358Botanical E x tra c ts . 370Vitamin A Assay. 373Vitamin D A s s a y . 378Zinc D eterm inatio n . 387Physical Tests and D eterm in atio ns(601) Inhalation and Nasal Drug Products: Aerosols,Sprays, and Powders— Performance QualityTests. 388414(602) P ro p e lla n ts.(603) Topical Aerosols. 415(604) Leak R a t e . 416(610) Alternative Microbiological Sampling Methods416for Nonsterile Inhaled and Nasal Products(611) Alcohol D eterm ination. 418(616) Bulk Density and Tapped Density ofP o w d ers. 420(621) Chrom atography. 424434(631) Color and A cn ro m icity.(641) Completeness of Solution. 436(643) Total Organic Carbon . 436(645) Water C o n d u c tiv ity . 438(651) Congealing Te m p e ra tu re. 441(659) Packaging and Storage Requirem ents. 443(660) Containers— G la s s . 450(661) Containers— Plastics. 457(670) Auxiliary Packaging C o m p o n e n ts . 463(671) Containers— Performance T e s tin g . 465(691) C o t t o n . 472(695) Crystallinity. 474(696) Characterization of Crystalline Solids byMicrocalorimetry and Solution Calorimetry . . . 474(697) Container Content for Injections. 478(698) Deliverable V o lu m e . 478(699) Density of S o lid s . 481(701) D isintegration. 483(705) Quality Attributes of Tablets Labeledas Having a Functional S c o r e . 485(711) Dissolution . 486(721) Distilling R a n g e . . 496(724) Drug Release. 497(729) Globule Size Distribution in Lipid InjectableEm ulsions. 504(730) Plasma Spectrochem istry. 506(731) Loss on D r y in g . , 81)(785)(786)Loss on Ignition . 514X-Ray Fluorescence Spectrometry .514Mass S p e c tro m e try . 519Melting Range or Tem perature. . 525Metal Particles in Ophthalm ic Ointments . . . . 527M inim um Fill . 527Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy . . . 528Ophthalm ic O in t m e n t s .537Optical M ic ro s c o p y . 537Optical R o ta tio n . 540Osmolality and O sm o larity. 541Particle Size Distribution Estimation byAnalytical Sieving .543(787) Subvisible Particulate Matter in TherapeuticProtein Injections. 547(788) Particulate Matter in Injections.550(789) Particulate Matter in Ophthalm ic Solutions . . . 553(790) Visible Particulates in Injections.555(791) p H . 556(795) Pharmaceutical Com pounding— NonsterilePreparations.559(797) Pharmaceutical Com pounding— SterileP reparations.567(801) Polarography . 611(811) Powder Fin en ess. 616(821) Radioactivity. .616(823) Positron Emission TomographyDrugs for Compounding, Investigational,and Research U ses.627(831) Refractive Index. 636(841) Specific G ra v ity . 636(846) Specific Surface A r e a . 638(851) Spectrophotometry and Light-Scattering. 641(852) Atom ic Absorption S p e c tro s c o p y . .649(853) Fluorescence Spectroscopy. 652(854) Mid-Infrared Sp ectro sco py. 659(857) Ultraviolet-Visible Spectroscopy.663(861) Sutures— Diam eter.669(871) Sutures— Needle A tta c h m e n t.670(881) Tensile Strength . 671(891) Thermal A n a ly sis. 672(905) Uniformity o f Dosage U n it s . 675(911) Viscosity— Capillary M e t h o d s .679(912) Viscosity— Rotational M e th o d s .681(913) Viscosity— Rolling Ball M e t h o d .686(921) Water D eterm ination. 688(941) Characterization of Crystalline and PartiallyCrystalline Solids by X-Ray PowderDiffraction (X R P D ).692GENERAL INFORMATION(1005) Acoustic Emission . 699(1010) Analytical Data— Interpretation andTreatm ent. 703(1015) Automated Radiochemical SynthesisA p p a ra tu s. 717(1024) Bovine S e r u m . 719(1027) Flow C ytom etry. 732(1030) Biological Assay Chapters— Overview andG lo s s a ry . 748(1031) The Biocompatibility of Materials Usedin Drug Containers, Medical Devices, andIm p la n ts. 759(1032) Design and Development of BiologicalAssays.769(1033) Biological Assay V a lid a tio n . 787(1034) Analysis of Biological A ss a y s.801(1035) Biological Indicators for S te riliza tio n . 814(1041) B iologies. 818(1043) Ancillary Materials for Cell, Gene, and TissueEngineered P r o d u c ts . 819(1044) Cryopreservation of C e lls . 827(1045) Biotechnology-Derived A r tic le s . 840

USP 38(1113) Microbial Characterization, Identification, andStrain T y p in g . 1180(1115) Bioburden Control of Nonsterile DrugSubstances and P ro d u c ts . 1185(1116) Microbiological Control and Monitoring ofAseptic Processing Environm ents.1191(1117) Microbiological Best Laboratory Practices. . . 1204(1118) Monitoring Devices— Time, Temperature, andHum idity. . . .1210(1119) Near-Infrared S p e c tro s c o p y .1215(1120) Raman S p ectro sco p y .1222(1121) N o m enclatu re. 1230(1125) Nucleic Acid-Based Techniques— General . . . 1232(1126) Nucleic Acid-Based Techniques— Extraction,Detection, and Sequencing .1237(1127) Nucleic Acid-Based Techniques—A m p lifica tio n. 1247(1128) Nucleic Acid-Based Techniques—Microarray . 1256(1129) Nucleic Acid-Based Techniques—G eno typ in g. .1262(1130) Nucleic Acid-Based Techniques— Approaches forDetecting Trace Nucleic Acids (Residual DNATesting) . 1267(11 36) Packaging and Repackaging— Single-UnitContainers . .1269(1151) Pharmaceutical Dosage Forms . 1278(1152) Animal Drugs for Use in Animal Feeds. 1301(1160) Pharmaceutical Calculations in PrescriptionC o m p o u n d in g . 1303(1163) Quality Assurance in PharmaceuticalC o m p o u n d in g . 131 7(1171) Phase-Solubility A nalysis. 1324(11 74) Powder F lo w . 1 326(11 76) Prescription Balances and VolumetricA p p a ra tu s.1331(1177) Good Packaging Practices .1332(1178) Good Repackaging Practices.1 335(1180) Human P la s m a .1337(1181) Scanning Electron M ic ro s c o p y . 1360(1184) Sensitization Testing. 1 370(1191) Stability Considerations in DispensingPractice. 1 381(1195) Significant Change Guide for BulkPharmaceutical Excipients. 1 385(1197) Good Distribution Practices For BulkPharmaceutical Excipients. 1 396(1207) Sterile Product Packaging— IntegrityEvaluation.1418(1208) Sterility Testing— Validation of IsolatorSystems . 1420(1209) Sterilization— Chemical and PhysicochemicalIndicators and Integrators. 1424(1211) Sterilization and Sterility Assurance ofCompendial A rticles. 1427(1216) Tablet F ria b ility .1432(121 7) Tablet Breaking Force.1433(1222) Terminally Sterilized Pharmaceutical Products—Parametric Release. 1436(1223) Validation of Alternative MicrobiologicalM e th o d s.1439(1224) Transfer of Analytical Procedures.1443(1225) Validation of Compendial P ro c e d u re s.1445(1226) Verification of Compendial Procedures.1451(1227) Validation of Microoial Recovery fromPharmacopeial A rtic le s . 1452(1229) Sterilization of Compendial A rtic le s . 1456(1229.1) Steam Sterilization by Direct Contact . . . . 1461(1229.2) Moist Heat Sterilization of AqueousL iq u id s . 1464(1229.3) Monitoring of Bioburden.1468(1229.4) Sterilizing Filtration of L iq u id s .1472(1229.6) Liquid-Pnase Sterilization.1479(1229.7) Gaseous Sterilization. 1482(1229.8) Dry Heat Sterilization . 1485General Chapters(1046) Cellular and Tissue-Based P ro d u c ts .854(1047) Gene Therapy P ro d u c ts . 883 1048) Quality of Biotechnological Products: Analysisof the Expression Construct in Cells Used forProduction of r-DNA Derived ProteinP ro d u c ts. 911(1049) Quality of Biotechnological Products: StabilityTesting of Biotechnological/BiologicalP ro d u cts. 913(1050) Viral Safety Evaluation of BiotechnologyProducts Derived from Cell Lines of Humanor Animal O r ig in .918(1051

SIX-MONTH IMPLEMENTATION GUIDELINE The United States Pharmacopeia-National Formulary and its supplements become official six months after being released to the public. The USP-NF, whicn is released on November 1 of each year, becomes official on May 1 of the following year. This six-month implementation timing gives users more time to bring their methods and procedures into compliance with new