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What is the European Pharmacopoeia 8.0 and how to access it online
The European Pharmacopoeia (Ph. Eur.) is a common reference for the quality of medicines and their ingredients in Europe. It was established in 1964 by eight member states of the Council of Europe and has since grown to include 39 members and observers from all over the world. The Ph. Eur. sets harmonised standards and requirements for medicines and their components, such as active substances, excipients, dosage forms, containers and biologicals. It also covers methods of analysis, test procedures and acceptance criteria.
The Ph. Eur. is published in English and French and is available in print, PDF and online formats. The online version is updated regularly with new editions and supplements that reflect the latest scientific and regulatory developments. The online version also offers additional features such as cross-references, search tools and annotations.
The 8th edition of the Ph. Eur. was published in July 2013 and came into force on 1 January 2014. It contains over 2,300 monographs and more than 300 general chapters, as well as appendices and reagents. It also includes new or revised texts on topics such as nanomedicines, biosimilars, herbal medicines, radiopharmaceuticals and water for injections.
To access the online version of the Ph. Eur., you need to subscribe to it via the EDQM store (https://store.edqm.eu). You will receive a subscription key that you can use to register on the Ph. Eur. online website (https://pheur.edqm.eu). You can then consult the Ph. Eur. online using any web browser that supports HTML5, such as Chrome, Edge or Firefox.
If you want to download a PDF version of the Ph. Eur., you can do so from the same website after logging in with your subscription key. You can choose to download individual monographs or chapters, or the entire edition or supplement as a single file.
For more information about the Ph. Eur., you can visit the EDQM website (https://www.edqm.eu) or contact the EDQM helpdesk (https://www.edqm.eu/en/contact-us).
The Ph. Eur. is not only a reference for quality standards, but also a tool for harmonisation and innovation in the pharmaceutical field. By using the Ph. Eur., manufacturers and regulators can ensure that medicines and their ingredients comply with the same requirements across Europe and beyond. This facilitates the free movement of medicines and reduces the need for duplication of tests and inspections.
The Ph. Eur. also supports the development of new medicines and technologies by providing guidance and specifications for novel products and methods. For example, the Ph. Eur. has recently introduced new or revised texts on nanomedicines, biosimilars, herbal medicines, radiopharmaceuticals and water for injections. These texts reflect the latest scientific and regulatory developments and help to ensure the quality, safety and efficacy of these products.
The Ph. Eur. is elaborated and revised by experts from national authorities, industry, academia and other stakeholders, who work together in a transparent and collaborative process. The Ph. Eur. welcomes contributions from anyone interested in improving the quality of medicines and invites comments and suggestions on its draft texts through its online platform Pharmeuropa. aa16f39245