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VAL/VERValidation And Verification
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Not only do we offer a wide scope of accredited microbiological and chemical analytical services, we specialize in product shelf life assessment, validation and verification studies.
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Information includes validation and verification of data provided by the applicant, results from a check of Office of Foreign Assets Control lists, Social Security number deceased file search, fraud red flag indicators with explanations of the discrepancies found, and validation and verification of the business authorized agent.
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It indicated to the investigator at the March 19-22 inspection that design validation and verification had been completed but not documented, and the design control notebook contained no corroborating data, according to the letter.
Firm's documentation doesn't measure up by Validation Times
 
 
 
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