Difference between standard operating procedure and standard test procedures in pharmaceutical industry
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Answer Posted / muhammad waseem
Standard operating procedure is related to any instrument, means how to operate this instrument.
while, Standard testing procedure is related to method analysis, how the perform any method.
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