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§211.113 Control of microbiological contamination.(a) Appropriate written procedures, designed to prevent objectionable microorganisms in drug products not required to be sterile, shall be established and followed. 304. Several comments requested clarification of the term "objectionable microorganisms" as used in 211.113(a) or suggested alternative descriptions of objectionable microorganisms such as harmful or pathogenic and fecal indicator microorganisms. The Commissioner deliberately chose the word "objectionable" as the appropriate modifier for the term "microorganisms" in this paragraph to cover a number of circumstances. Microorganisms could be objectionable by virtue of their total numbers or their detrimental effect on the product or by their potential for causing illness in the persons ingesting them. A definition of the term is not practical in the regulations, however, because the objectionable nature of a microorganism may develop only in relation to the unique circumstances of a particular formulation, a particular ingredient, a particular method of manufacture, or the conditions found at a particular firm. The Commissioner believes that the use of the word "objectionable" in a very broad sense is a more practical means of expressing the kind of control he intends. |