Purity, assay, and potency are measures used to quantify the amount of an active ingredient in a sample. Purity is a percentage of the active ingredient free from inactive matter. Assay is a test to determine the quantity or proportion of the active ingredient. Potency refers to the therapeutic or physiological activity of a substance compared to a reference standard.
Purity, assay, and potency are measures used to quantify the amount of an active ingredient in a sample. Purity is a percentage of the active ingredient free from inactive matter. Assay is a test to determine the quantity or proportion of the active ingredient. Potency refers to the therapeutic or physiological activity of a substance compared to a reference standard.
Purity, assay, and potency are measures used to quantify the amount of an active ingredient in a sample. Purity is a percentage of the active ingredient free from inactive matter. Assay is a test to determine the quantity or proportion of the active ingredient. Potency refers to the therapeutic or physiological activity of a substance compared to a reference standard.
Purity, assay, and potency are measures used to quantify the amount of an active ingredient in a sample. Purity is a percentage of the active ingredient free from inactive matter. Assay is a test to determine the quantity or proportion of the active ingredient. Potency refers to the therapeutic or physiological activity of a substance compared to a reference standard.