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Reference standards are substances that are used to test the quality of active pharmaceutical ingredients using physical, chemical and biological analytical methods in order to confirm the compliance of the active pharmaceutical ingredients with the requirements of the documentation drawn up during the marketing authorization process. They are used to calibrate analytical methods and in principle, they therefore serve as reference material. Reference standards (German translation: Referenzstandards) can be used in various areas of drug manufacturing and quality control:
Reference standards for drugs must be strictly controlled and certified to ensure their accuracy and reliability in the analysis and quality control of drugs. They play a key role in ensuring the safety and efficacy of drugs as well as compliance with legal regulations and standards in the pharmaceutical industry.
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