LAL Kinetic
Method
USP <85>
Standard
0.1–5 EU/mL
Typical Range
3–5 days
TAT

BET Requirements for Compounding Pharmacies

USP <85> bacterial endotoxin testing is a required quality attribute for sterile compounded preparations.

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503B Outsourcing Facilities

503B facilities operate under cGMP and require BET as part of finished product release testing.

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Sterile Preparations

Parenteral, ophthalmic, and intrathecal preparations have the strictest endotoxin limits due to route of administration.

Batch Release Support

Our 3–5 day turnaround supports timely batch release without exceeding beyond-use dating.

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USP <85> Compliance

All testing follows USP <85> methodology including PPC, NPC, and inhibition/enhancement controls.

What the BET Report Includes

Full USP <85> compliant documentation.

How to Submit a Sample

Submitting takes less than 5 minutes. Most projects turn around in 5–10 business days from sample receipt.

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Request Online

Fill out our sample intake form — sample type, quantity, and timeline. We confirm turnaround and quote within one business day.

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Ship Your Sample

We'll send submission instructions and our San Diego shipping address. Most samples ship ambient or cold depending on stability requirements.

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Receive Your COA

Results are delivered as a signed PDF COA within the agreed turnaround. Rush service (2–3 business days) available for urgent timelines.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What endotoxin limit applies to my compounded preparation?

Limits depend on the route of administration. Parenteral preparations typically have a limit of 5 EU/kg/hr for IV dosing, calculated from your dose. We can help you derive the product-specific limit from your formulation data.

Do you perform method suitability testing?

Yes. Method suitability testing (inhibition/enhancement) is included with every sample to confirm the assay is valid for your specific formulation matrix.

Can you test small batch sizes?

Yes. We can work with small sample volumes typical in compounding — contact us with your specific volume constraints.

Ready to Get Your COA?

Submit your samples and receive an ISO 17025 accreditation pending Certificate of Analysis. Results in 5–10 business days.