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FDA 483 OBSERVATION · #819 OF 1,000 MOST-CITED

Air flow quality, higher classified area

FDA cited this observation 18 times across 18 firms in recent inspections. Below: how it breaks down by program area and fiscal year, and real examples of how FDA worded it on Form FDA 483.

BY PROGRAM AREA
Drugs18
BY FISCAL YEAR
FY20231
FY20222
FY20202
FY20198
FY20185

How FDA worded it — real examples

Your facility design allowed the influx of poor quality air into a higher classified area.

Maimonides Medical Center - Pharmacy · Brooklyn, New York · Drugs · 2023-03-09

Your facility design allowed the influx of poor quality air into a higher classified area.

ImprimisRx NJ LLC · Ledgewood, New Jersey · Drugs · 2022-08-05

Your facility design allowed the influx of poor quality air into a higher classified area.

Valgene Incorporated dba Cape Drugs · Annapolis, Maryland · Drugs · 2021-12-02

Your facility design allowed the influx of poor quality air into a higher classified area.

Kelley-Ross & Associates, Inc. dba Kelley-Ross Compounding Pharmacy · Seattle, Washington · Drugs · 2020-09-23

Your facility design allowed the influx of poor quality air into a higher classified area.

MANCHESTER VA MEDICAL CENTER · Manchester, New Hampshire · Drugs · 2020-01-27

Your facility design allowed the influx of poor quality air into a higher classified area.

Columbia River Pharmacy LLC (DBA Malley's Compounding Pharmacy) · Richland, Washington · Drugs · 2019-08-16

Related SPEQ references

Where to read the requirements behind this observation area on SPEQ. These are SPEQ's topic and audience pages — not an FDA classification of the citation.

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Examples are a representative sample of FDA's published inspection observations. SPEQ is not affiliated with the FDA; this is a reference view of public FDA data.

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