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Quantos GraviPrep Bye Bye, ml Hello, Quantos

From Volumetric to Gravimetric 75 Years of the Volumetric Flask Remove the Errors in Sample Preparation History of the Volumetric Flask Volumetric flasks have been produced with similar accuracies to what we have today for the last 75 or so years. Although instrumentation has dramatically improved, sample preparation methods have remained unchanged for nearly a century. Why Change from Volumetric to Gravimetric? The two largest sources of laboratory errors come from sample processing and human operations. In addition to errors, the amount of laboratory time spent processing samples is estimated to be greater than 60%. Implementing a gravimetric sample preparation system reduces laboratory errors and Outof-specification (OOS) incidents by up to 50 percent, while increasing laboratory efficiency. Make the Shift with Quantos Quantos addresses the weak link in pharmaceutical analysis with gravimetric solid and solvent dispensing solutions. It is an innovative way to minimize the variability in sample processing and reduce the labor requirement. No more Incorrect weighing Volumetric flask errors Transcription errors 2

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Quantos GraviPrep Bye Bye, ml Hello, Accurate Concentrations Prepare powder, liquid, gel, and paste samples quickly, easily and errorfree. Weigh your sample and Quantos will add the correct amount of solvent, by weight, to reach your target concentration flawless accuracy in a fraction of the time. With GraviPrep, the exact amount of substance dispensed, whether manually or automatically, is recorded and used to precisely calculate the amount of solvent needed to reach the target concentration. Automated, gravimetric liquid dispensing compensates for any under- or overshoot in the sample weighing and delivers the correct amount of diluent to the container, achieving the desired concentration. Ideal for preparing: Analytical standards Stock solutions and final concentrations Multi-component standards Eliminate Variability & Errors Gravimetric liquid addition compensates for any under- or overshoot in the sample weight. Extremely accurate, confirmed concentrations are produced that improve overall data quality. Boost Productivity Automation prepares concentrations in fewer steps and minimizes human interaction. Data transcription, labeling and management is automated and fully traceable. Prepare Only As Much As You Need Gravimetric sample preparation eliminates the restriction of volumetric flask sizes. Smaller volumes of solution can be prepared, less solvent is consumed, and there is less waste to dispose of. 4

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Existing Customers A New Era Leading Experts Are Paving the Way Top pharmaceutical companies and experts alike have welcomed the technology that now provides a practical approach to gravimetric sample preparation. Simple sample preparation process New GraviPrep process Material and Equipment Gathering materials volumetric glassware, standards, reagents and samples Check balance cleanliness, minimum weight requirements, calibration date Check other instruments for calibration/qualification dates and record Prepare diluents combining solvents in correct proportions, ph adjusting, etc. Record manufacturer, lot number, expiration dates for all materials Labeling hand written or generated Material and Equipment Gathering materials standards, reagents and samples Check balance cleanliness, minimum weight requirements, calibration date Check other instruments for calibration/qualification dates and record Prepare diluents combining solvents in correct proportions, ph adjusting, etc. Labeling handled by system using RFID technology Weighing and Labeling Tare weigh container Perform weighing operation by: Carefully adding material into weighing container Closing door and allowing balance to settle Repeat until target weight obtained Record weight and carefully transfer powder to volumetric flask Reweigh container, perform net weight calculation, dispose of container Label all in a compliant manner, safety and GMP Sonicating and QS ing Fill with specific amount of diluent, mix/sonicate and cool to room temperature QS with diluent Successive dilution, if required, QS and mix Record data and label volumetric flasks Transfer to vials and label vials Repeat steps for each preparation Weighing and Labeling Place powder dispense head on instrument, deliver target amount Place solvent dispense head on instrument, deliver target amount Information automatically recorded and labels automatically generated Sonicating and QS ing Sonicate, no QS ing required Successive dilution, if required, using solvent dispense head Information and labels handled automatically Transfer to vials and label vials Repeat steps for each preparation Analyze and Clean Up Place vials in instrument and perform analysis Dispose of containers Analyze and Clean Up Place vials in instrument and perform analysis Volumetric flask (after results are verified): Rinse with solvent followed by water Remove any labeling with solvent Have volumetric flasks and pipettes transported and washed Retrieve clean volumetric flasks and pipettes, place in storage Re-order ones that didn t make it back from dishwasher or were damaged Total 22 steps Total 15 steps 6

Pfizer s Analytical Research and Development Group (AR&D) in Groton, USA has performed detailed studies that compare the differences between preparing samples and standards using manual volumetric processes and the new automated gravimetric methods. Manual Prep Automated Prep Difference Amount of substance 20 mg solid +50 ml 5 mg solid +12.5 g diluent Save 75% substance diluent Time 50 mins (total) 30 mins (total) Save 70% labour time 35 mins (FTE) 10 mins (FTE) Precision %RSD = 1.67 %RSD = 0.49 Improve precision x 3 Reproducibility and precision: Comparison between manual and automated sample preparation with Mettler-Toledo s Quantos QX1 Manual Prep Automated Prep Difference Sample size 100 ml diluent 10 g diluent Save 90% substance Time 60 mins (total) 45 mins (total) Save 25% time Correlation coefficient 0.99473 0.99998 Improved to near perfect Unknowns (% intent) 97 100 % 100 % Improved to near perfect Linearity: Comparison between manual and automated sample preparation with Mettler-Toledo s Quantos QX1. Sample preparation is an analytical workflow focus area. A targeted automated (gravimetric) sample preparation approach with Quantos has demonstrated improved precision, reduced sample and solvent consumption and less analyst time as compared to manual approaches. Gang Xue Associate Research Fellow Pfizer ARD 7

Implementing the Change Make the Shift with Quantos Trust in Compliance GraviPrep requires a switch from expressing concentration in mg/ml to mg/g. Although this may require a change for some laboratories due to existing SOPs, revalidation is not required and the benefits are considerable. Regulatory Basis for Revised or Alternative Procedures In the General Notices, USP indicates that alternative methods and/or procedures may be used if they provide advantages in terms of accuracy, sensitivity, precision, selectivity, further stating that they should be validated as described in General Chapter <1225> Validation of Compendial Procedures. Since introduction of gravimetric procedures for preparation of analytical solutions is an improvement in terms of precision, the change is acceptable from the viewpoints of both the FDA and USP, and can be filed in an Annual Report as a minor change. Developing New Methods When new methods are being developed, the developer has the option of either incorporating specific gravity into the procedure, or simply using the GraviPrep approach and describing the sample preparation in terms of mass of solid and mass of solvent to be used. Implementing Changes to Existing Methods USP <841> Specific Gravity has been revised to allow the preparation of solutions gravimetrically: Where the density is known, mass can be converted to volume, or volume converted to mass, by the formula: volume = mass/density. In the case of an existing volumetric method, where the density of the analytical solution is known (or can be determined empirically), a straightforward conversion between volume and mass may be made. Quantos USP841Compliant GraviPrep 8

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Manual process Choosing the Right Solution Quantos System Sample Type Target Weight Method Complexity QA-L Manually dispensed Powder, liquid paste, gel, any Time consuming & source of up to 50% of errors in an analytical workflow > 1 g powder > 1 mg any sample 1 sample + 1 liquid QB-PL Automatically dispensed Powder 1 mg > 1 g powder 1 sample + 1 liquid Manually dispensed Liquid, paste, gel, any > 1 mg any sample QB-PL & WorkflowBox Automatically dispensed Powder 1 mg > 1 g powder 1 sample + 1 liquid Multiple samples Multiple liquids Manually dispensed Liquid, paste, gel, any > 1 mg any sample QX-PLS Automatically dispensed Powder 1 mg 1 g powder 1 sample + 1 liquid Multiple samples Multiple liquids 10

Weigh sample within tolerance onto weigh paper. Record actual weight. Transfer sample to volumetric flask. Rinse paper. Fill to meniscus. Put on stopper and invert flask. Calculate concentration. Label flask. 10 min Weighing errors Time consuming Transcription errors Flask cleanliness Flask selection Subjective Calculation errors Transcription errors GraviPrep Process Applications Sample preparation for: Powder samples that are not weighed repeatedly Powder samples with a high target weight Any sample type Enter target concentration and total volume / weight. Weigh sample approximately, directly into vial. 5 min save 5 min Required concentration, error free. Enter target concentration and total volume / weight. 2 min save 8 min Required concentration, error free. Preparation of stock solutions where: Powders are weighed repeatedly, e.g. standards Powders are expensive or precious Powders are hazardous or toxic Enter target concentration and total volume / weight. 2 min save 8 min Required concentration, error free. Preparation of stock solutions Dilutions to final concentration Multi-component standard preparation mg/ml compatibility Enter target concentration and total volume / weight. Required concentration, error free. Analytical method development Preparation of standards Multi-component standard preparation Quality by Design Design Of Experiments 1¼ min save 8¾ min 11

Application Specifications Quantos gravimetric liquid and powder dispensing is available for a range of balances. The minimum sample weights for GLP/GMP and USP are listed below. QA1 QA3 QB1 QB3 QB5 QB7 QX7 Manuel sample dispensing Minimum sample weight GxP (mg) 12.0 2.1 12.0 2.1 2.1 1.5 Minimum sample weight USP (mg) 80.0 14.0 80.0 14.0 14.0 10.0 Automated sample dispensing Minimum sample weight GxP (mg) 9.0 1.6 0.9 0.4 0.2 Minimum sample weight USP (mg) 60.0 10.7 6.0 2.7 1.4 www.mt.com/q-graviprep For more information Mettler-Toledo AG Laboratory & Weighing Technologies CH-8606 Greifensee Tel. +41-44-944 22 11 Fax +41-44-944 31 70 Subject to technical changes 04/2013 Mettler-Toledo AG Printed in Switzerland 30084653 Global MarCom Switzerland