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<659> Packaging and Storage Requirements Type of Posting Revision Bulletin, Postponement Posting Date 28−Apr−2017, revised 26-May-20171 Official Date 01–May–2017 Expert Committee General Chapters—Packaging and Distribution Reason for Revision Compliance In accordance with the Rules and Procedures of the 2015-2020 Council of Experts, the General Chapters—Packaging and Distribution Expert Committee has revised General Chapter <659> Packaging and Storage Requirements. The purpose of the revisions will be to provide a three-year period for implementation of the requirements specified in General Chapters <661.1> and <661.2>, which otherwise will become applicable on May 1, 2017 through General Chapter <659>; to reinstate requirements previously expressed in General Chapter <661> during this three-year period; to enable early adoption of the requirements in General Chapters <661.1> and <661.2> at any time during the three-year period in lieu of meeting the reinstated <661> requirements; and to remove the exemption to General Chapters <661.1> and <661.2> for previously approved plastic materials and packaging systems. The specific revisions are as follows: • Delay until May 1, 2020 the implementation of new requirements of General Chapters <661.1> and <661.2> as currently specified in General Chapter <659>. • Incorporate into General Chapter <661> the requirements previously specified in the USP 38−NF 33 version of General Chapter <661>. Reference General Chapter <661> in General Chapter <659> to make these previous requirements applicable until May 1, 2020. • Clarify in General Chapter <659> that early adoption of the requirements of <661.1> and <661.2> is permitted by USP, and that packaging systems in compliance with these requirements in advance of May 1, 2020 will no longer need to comply with the reinstated <661> requirements to be considered by USP to be in conformance with the USP–NF. • Remove the current exemption to General Chapters <661.1> and <661.2> for plastic materials and packaging systems previously approved by a regulatory authority. The <659> Packaging and Storage Requirements Revision Bulletin will supersede the monograph becoming official in USP 40–NF 35. The Revision Bulletin will be incorporated in USP 41–NF 36. Should you have any questions, please contact Desmond Hunt, Ph.D. (301-816-8341 or [email protected]). 1 The text of the notice was revised May 17, 2017 to clarify that the exemption is being removed from both chapters <661.1> and <661.2> C188588-M2773-GCPD2015, Rev. 1 20170526 Revision Bulletin Official May 1, 2017 á659ñ 1 á659ñ PACKAGING AND STORAGE REQUIREMENTS Change to read: (A portion of the Associated Components section of this chapter will become official on May 1, 2019, and a portion of the Packaging section of this chapter will become official on May 1, 2020, as indicated. Early adoption of the require- ments in this chapter and Plastic Materials of Construction á661.1ñ and Plastic Packaging Systems for Pharmaceutical Use á661.2ñ are permitted by USP.) (RB 1-May-2017) Change to read: ▲INTRODUCTION The purpose of this chapter is to provide packaging definitions, auxiliary packaging information, and storage condition defi- nitions relevant to the storage and distribution of active ingredients, excipients, and medical products, such as pharmaceuti- cals, devices, combination products (e.g., drug-eluting stents), and dietary supplements. Change to read: PACKAGING Packaging materials must not interact physically or chemically with a packaged article in a manner that causes its safety, identity, strength, quality, or purity to fail to conform to established requirements. Any plastic material used to construct a Packaging system must meet the applicable requirements of Plastic Materials of Construction á661.1ñ. (Official 1-May-2020) All Packag- ing systems must meet the applicable requirements specified in ContainersÐGlass á660ñ, Plastic Packaging Systems and Their Materials of Construction á661ñ, (RB 1-May-2017) Plastic Packaging Systems for Pharmaceutical Use á661.2ñ, (Official 1-May-2020) and Auxili- ary Packaging Components á670ñ. All elastomeric closures must meet the applicable requirements in Elastomeric Closures for In- jections á381ñ. Every monograph in USP±NF must have packaging and storage requirements. For the packaging portion of the statement, the choice of containers is provided in this chapter. For active pharmaceutical ingredients (APIs), the choice would be a tight, well-closed, or, where needed, light-resistant container. For excipients, given their typical presentation as large-volume com- modity items (Packaging systems ranging from drums to tank cars), a well-closed container is an appropriate default require- ment. Articles must be protected from moisture, freezing, and excessive heat (see General Definitions) when no specific direc- tions or limitations are provided. The compendial requirements for the use of specified containers apply also to articles packaged by Dispensers, Repackagers, or other individuals, unless otherwise indicated in the individual drug product monograph. POISON PREVENTION PACKAGING ACT This act, which is administered by the United States Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC), requires special packag- ing for most human oral prescription drugs, oral controlled drugs, certain non-oral prescription drugs, certain dietary supple- ments, and many over-the-counter (OTC) drug preparations, to protect the public from personal injury or illness from misuse of these preparations (16 CFR §1700.14). The primary packaging of substances regulated under the Poison Prevention Packaging Act (PPPA) must comply with the special packaging standards (16 CFR §1700.15). These apply to all packaging types, including reclosable, non-reclosable, and unit-dose types. Special packaging is not required for drugs dispensed within a hospital setting for inpatient administration. Also, special packaging does not need to be used by manufacturers and packagers of bulk-packaged prescription drugs that will be repack- aged by the pharmacist. PPPA-regulated prescription drugs may be dispensed in non-Child-resistant packaging upon the re- quest of the purchaser or when directed in a legitimate prescription (15 USC §1473). Manufacturers or packagers of PPPA-regulated OTC preparations are allowed to package one size in non-Child-resistant pack- aging as long as popular-size, special packages are also supplied. The non-Child-resistant packaging requires special labeling (16 CFR §1700.5). TEMPERATURE AND STORAGE Specific directions are stated in some monographs with respect to storage conditions (e.g., the temperature or humidity) at which an article must be stored and shipped. Such directions apply except where the label on the article has different storage conditions that are based on stability studies. Where no specific directions or limitations are provided in the article's labeling, C188588-M2773-GCPD2015, Rev. 1 20170526 ©2017 The United States Pharmacopeial Convention All Rights Reserved. Revision Bulletin 2 á659ñ Official May 1, 2017 articles must be protected from moisture, freezing, and excessive heat, and, where necessary, from light during shipping and distribution. Drug substances are exempt from this standard. GENERAL DEFINITIONS Packaging Definitions Packaging system (also referred to as a Container±closure system): The sum of Packaging components and materials that together contain and protect the article. This includes Primary packaging components as well as Secondary packaging compo- nents when such components are required to provide additional protection. Container: A receptacle that holds an intermediate compound, API, excipient, or dosage form, and is in direct contact with the article (e.g., ampules, vials, bottles, syringes, and pen injectors). Closure: A material that seals an otherwise open space of a Container and provides protection for the contents. It also pro- vides access to the contents of the Container (e.g., screw caps and stoppers). Packaging component: Any single part of the Package or Container±closure system, including: the Container (e.g., ampules, syringes, vials, and bottles); Closures (e.g., screw caps and stoppers); ferrules and overseals; Closure liners (e.g., tube cartridge liners); inner seals; administration ports; overwraps; administration accessories; labels; cardboard boxes; and shrink wrap. Primary packaging component: A Packaging component that is in direct contact with or may come into direct contact with the article. Secondary packaging component: A Packaging component that is in direct contact with a Primary packaging component and may provide additional protection for the article. Tertiary packaging component: A Packaging component that is in direct contact with a Secondary packaging component and may provide additional protection for the article during transportation and/or storage. Ancillary component: A component or entity that may come into contact with a Tertiary packaging component during the distribution, storage, and/or transportation of the packaged article (e.g., pallets, skids, and shrink wrap). Associated component: A Packaging component that is typically intended to deliver the drug article to the patient but is not stored in contact with the article for its entire shelf life (e.g., spoons, Dosing cups, and dosing syringes). Materials of construction: The materials (e.g., glass, plastic, elastomers, and metal) of which a Packaging component con- sists. Small-volume injection (Small-volume parenteral): An injectable dosage
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