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Start your Compliance process with all the current compounding regulations can seem like a steep hill to climb for health facilities professionals. Trying to understand all of the standards that must be met, facility and budget obstacles that pose challenges to implementing the measures needed to be in full compliance, and uncertainty over what lies

Here’s a case study about a customer that saved a lot of time and money by implementing Aseptic Enclosures’ HEPACirc™ for their facility. Aseptic Enclosures’ HEPACirc™ is a general-purpose, “Plug-and-Play” Clean Room Grade, air purification upgrade system ideally suited to many types of clean mechanical or processing work. It is designed to provide an ISO

Is your hospital affiliated with Premier, Inc?  Aseptic Enclosures is a contracted supplier through Premier Inc.  Our two agreements with Premier; Pharmacy Planning and Conceptual Design and Primary Engineering Control Devices, allow us to help you achieve USP 800 and USP 797 compliance with the savings of Premier membership.  With all the ever-changing rules compliance

USP <797> outlines three risk levels for compounding sterile preparations: low, medium, and high. The risk level is determined based on the likelihood of contamination, the number of manipulations involved in compounding, and the environment in which compounding occurs. For low-risk compounding, which involves aseptic manipulations using only sterile components and equipment, the minimum requirement

Aseptic Enclosures has been traveling across the United States to bring State Boards of Pharmacy the latest updates and innovations for USP 797 and USP 800 compliance while providing lunch for the day! Call us or Live chat us today to schedule your State Board of Pharmacy Lunch and Learn!  Aseptic Enclosures has decades of

August 24 2016. Aseptic Enclosures. St. Louis, MO. The purpose of this post is to help you evaluate the type of hood you do your sterile and containment work in. It is our strong contention that much more laboratory work should be done in a class III ACI a.k.a. Glove-box, Isolator, etc. Aseptic Containment Isolator keeps you

The Situation:  A Hospital Upgrades Cleanroom that was not meeting the USP<797> requirements(1) for an ISO class 7 (2) grade cleanroom.  The existing cleanroom was deficient in both Air Changes Per Hour (ACPH) and lacked low wall returns.  The Challenge:   After multiple meetings with pharmacy staff, facilities, maintenance, engineering and architectural, it was determined that