Automated Drug Recovery

Manual drug recovery relies on operator technique, which can introduce variability. Automated drug recovery standardises key steps, supporting controlled, repeatable execution and improving confidence in results.

The SRS 100i controls key variables in the recovery process, including solvent, dispensing, dissolution and sample collection. By replacing manual intervention with a defined, repeatable workflow, it delivers consistent execution across runs, analysts and sites.

Yes. The SRS 100i supports drug recovery for both Delivered Dose Uniformity (DDU) testing and Aerodynamic Particle Size Distribution (APSD) measurement, working with standard components such as DUSA systems, impactors and associated components including induction ports and preseparators.

The SRS 100i is designed to closely align with established manual recovery approaches. By replicating key steps within a controlled, automated workflow, it supports a straightforward transition from manual to automated methods while maintaining consistency in sample handling.

By standardising solvent delivery, dissolution and sample handling, the SRS 100i reduces operator-dependent variation and supports consistent, traceable execution of recovery processes. Additionally, Inhalytix®+ compatibility enables the transfer of method parameters and operational data into a unified platform, supporting complete, traceable datasets and helping to generate robust and defensible results.

The SRS 100i supports use in regulated environments by standardising key stages of the drug recovery process, including solvent dispensing, dissolution and sample handling. This controlled, repeatable approach reduces operator-dependent variation, while built-in electronic records functionality supports data integrity and traceability in line with regulatory requirements, including 21 CFR Part 11 and GMP.