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#PharmaQA #BPvsUSP #Pharmacopoeia #RegulatoryScience #QualityMatters #EuroPharma #GMPCompliance #PharmaProfessionals To view or add a comment, sign in Why Specifications Differ and Why Thats Okay Many people assume that BP, USP, and WHO standards should be identical but in reality, the same drug can have different assay limits, impurity profiles, and dissolution criteria across these pharmacopoeias