Why 3X samples collected in process validation?
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To get the idea on the process capability that whether the
intended process gives the consistent results or not
(precision).
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Answer / suraj raj
3x sampling is done in process validation because if sample 1 fails and in repeat analysis if sample 2 passes in such case to confirm the results you need 3rd sample to confirm the result.
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Answer / chaitanya patha
1 for QA , 2 for QC , 3 for Future reference in case of any
problem that may arise with the batch after its release into
market.
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