Q&A covering the key components, risk assessment principles, study design expectations and control strategies outlined in the latest draft guidance

The draft ICH Q3E guideline introduces a globally harmonised, risk-based framework for managing extractables and leachables (E&L) across pharmaceutical products, packaging systems, manufacturing components, and drug-device combination products. In this expert Q&A, our expert discusses, key components, risk assessment principles, study design expectations and control strategies outlined in the latest draft guidance. Discover how pharmaceutical developers can prepare for evolving regulatory expectations, strengthen patient safety, and build robust E&L programmes throughout the product lifecycle.

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