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With automation equipment performing repetitive, time-consuming tasks, well-educated scientists and analysts can focus on completing higher-level, value-added work.

Along with freeing up analyst/scientist’s time, automated inhaler testing equipment in the lab provides additional benefits. Some of these benefits include:

Consistency: mechanical processing is always more consistent
Repeatability: automation eliminates large uncontrollable variables for more reliable results
Method transfer: easily prove effective method transfer from lab to lab, site to site, CRO to manufacturing, and analyst to analyst
Clarity: improves troubleshooting with less input variables into method and therefore analysis clarity
Cost: decreases long term cost of errors and troubleshooting

TSI Certifier™ Gas Flow Analyzers are the trusted tool for biomedical testing professionals to improve efficiency in testing medical equipment, without sacrificing accuracy and reliability. They are unrivaled by traditional bench-top flow analyzers when ease-of-use and portability are top concerns. For biomedical testing of equipment done in hospitals, at third party service facilities, or in manufacturing applications, TSI Certifier™ Gas Flow Analyzers offer:

Easy to use configuration
Unique modular designs for
- Extreme portability
- Smallest size
- Future upgrade capability
Simple, intuitive functionality
Remote display for added visibility
Best value for the overall cost

The USP and FDA provide blueprints for many methods and monographs to assist in accelerating regulatory acceptance.

To name just a few, there are well known and accepted generics for albuterol, fluticasone propionate, Salmeterol, or combinations. Another recent generic draft guidance from the FDA is Beclomethasone Dipropionate, utilizing an IVIVC approach.

There are also unique testing aspects to OINDPs that are outside of the focus of APSD and DDU tests. MSP, a Division of TSI, carries a full equipment set to perform dissolution testing, gravimetric testing, spray force testing, and testing the “cold Freon” effect. These types of products are also featured in the Copley Catalog.