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Post-Reconstitution Stability

Meaning

Post-reconstitution stability refers to the time-dependent capacity of a lyophilized, or freeze-dried, hormone or therapeutic peptide to retain its full chemical integrity and biological potency after it has been mixed with a sterile solvent. This clinical parameter is critically important for patient safety and treatment efficacy, as it establishes the maximum time a prepared, multi-dose solution can be safely and effectively used. Maintaining stability ensures that the administered dose delivers the intended therapeutic concentration of the active ingredient.