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Stability
Generally, stability refers to the physico-chemical condition of a parenteral, biological, or shelf life of labile drugs. Certain drugs must pass U.S.P. or CFR stability tests. For example, human serum albumin must pass certain limits of nephelometric turbidity. Also manufacturers must have documentation of potency of labile products under labeled storage conditions.