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IHR quality control laboratory

Quality Control & Laboratory Testing

Quality Control

TEST.
MEASURE.
VERIFY.

QUALITY CONTROL THROUGHOUT THE PROCESS.

IHR's quality control approach connects raw material evaluation, in-process checks, water quality, herbal extract review, packaging inspection and finished-product evaluation within a structured manufacturing process.

Indian Herbal Remedies Pvt. Ltd.  |  Established 1989

QC Philosophy

YOU CANNOT CONTROL
WHAT YOU DO NOT MEASURE.

Quality control provides the measurable layer within the manufacturing process. Materials, manufacturing stages, packaging components and finished products must be evaluated against appropriate requirements before relevant production or release decisions can be made. At IHR, quality control is presented as a sequence of checks supporting the broader Quality Assurance system.

SAMPLE
+
SPECIFICATION
+
TEST / INSPECTION
+
RESULT
=
QUALITY DECISION
QC Process Map

QUALITY CONTROL
ACROSS THE PRODUCT JOURNEY.

RAW MATERIAL RECEIPT01
SAMPLING02
RAW MATERIAL TESTING03
WATER QUALITY04
EXTRACT REVIEW05
FORMULATION PREP06
IN-PROCESS QC07
CAPSULE / SYRUP MFG08
PACKAGING MATERIAL QC09
FINISHED PRODUCT REVIEW10
DOCUMENTATION11
QUALITY DECISION12
Raw Material QC

QUALITY STARTS
BEFORE MANUFACTURING.

Herbal raw materials form the foundation of finished IHR products. Incoming materials should be evaluated against applicable material specifications and supporting documentation before use in manufacturing.

Indian QC scientist examining botanical raw material

Illustrative Laboratory Visual

CONCEPTUAL CHECKPOINTS

BOTANICAL IDENTITY
BOTANICAL NAME
PLANT PART
MATERIAL FORM
APPEARANCE
BATCH IDENTIFICATION
SUPPLIER DOCUMENTATION
SPECIFICATION
ANALYTICAL REVIEW
QUALITY DECISION
Raw Material Journey

FROM RECEIPT
TO ACCEPTANCE.

01
RECEIVE
→
02
IDENTIFY
→
03
SAMPLE
→
04
LABEL
→
05
TEST / INSPECT
→
06
COMPARE TO SPECIFICATION
→
07
DOCUMENT
→
08
ACCEPT / HOLD / REVIEW
SAMPLE ID: QC-XXXXX
Botanical Identity

THE NAME OF THE HERB
IS ONLY THE BEGINNING.

A serious herbal quality process requires more precision than a common ingredient name. Relevant considerations may include botanical species, plant part, material form, physical characteristics, supplier documentation, pharmacopoeial or regulatory references where applicable, and defined specification.

COMMON NAME

—

BOTANICAL NAME

—

PLANT PART

—

MATERIAL FORM

—

BATCH

BATCH XXXXX

REFERENCE

—

Conceptual botanical specimen display. Not an actual IHR botanical data record. No invented batch values.

Extract Quality Control

AN EXTRACT IS MORE
THAN A BOTANICAL NAME.

Herbal extracts may differ according to source material, plant part, extract form, concentration and defined specification. Quality review should therefore consider the characteristics of the actual extract being used rather than relying only on its common herbal name.

Indian scientist inspecting herbal extract

Illustrative Laboratory Visual

POTENTIAL REVIEW AREAS

Botanical identity
Plant part
Extract form
Extract ratio where applicable
Marker specification where applicable
Material appearance
Supplier documentation
Certificate review
Relevant analytical testing

Extract ratios and marker values not invented.

Extract Traceability

KNOW THE EXTRACT.
KNOW THE SOURCE.

RAW BOTANICAL
↓
HERBAL EXTRACT
↓
SAMPLE
↓
LABORATORY REVIEW
↓
SPECIFICATION
↓
QUALITY DECISION

CONCEPTUAL EXTRACT CARD

Botanical:—
Plant Part:—
Material:—
Batch:BATCH XXXXX
Specification:—
QC Status:—

POTENTIAL REVIEW AREAS

Botanical identity
Plant part
Extract form
Extract ratio where applicable
Marker specification where applicable
Material appearance
Supplier documentation
Certificate review
Relevant analytical testing

Extract ratios and marker values not invented. Values kept blank or illustrative.

Water Quality

WATER IS AN INGREDIENT.
SO IT MUST BE CONTROLLED.

Water used during manufacturing can directly influence process and product quality. Where water is involved in manufacturing, appropriate quality evaluation should form part of the production control system.

Indian QC scientist testing water sample

Illustrative Laboratory Visual

WATER QUALITY FLOW

WATER SOURCE
SAMPLING
LABORATORY EVALUATION
SPECIFICATION
APPROVED MANUFACTURING USE

POTENTIAL REVIEW AREAS WHERE APPLICABLE

AppearanceOdourPhysical characteristicsChemical characteristicsMicrobiological characteristicsSuitability for intended use

Specification values not invented.

In-Process Quality Control

QUALITY CONTROL
WHILE THE PRODUCT IS BEING MADE.

Quality control should not begin only after manufacturing has finished. Relevant checks during production help provide information about the manufacturing process while the batch is being produced.

CAPSULE LINE

Quality checkpoints during capsule manufacturing

SYRUP LINE

Quality checkpoints during syrup manufacturing

Capsule Inline QC

CAPSULE LINE
QUALITY CHECKPOINTS.

Indian QC technician inspecting capsules

Illustrative Laboratory Visual

CAPSULE LINE PATH

1FORMULATION MATERIAL
2CAPSULE FILLING
3IN-PROCESS CHECK
4CAPSULE COLLECTION
5PACKAGING

POSSIBLE REVIEW AREAS

In-process checks may include:

Material identificationCapsule appearanceCapsule integrityFill consistency where applicableProcess observationBatch identificationPackaging transition

Tolerance values not invented.

Syrup Inline QC

LIQUID LINE
QUALITY CHECKPOINTS.

SYRUP LINE PATH

1FORMULATION
2BLENDING
3IN-PROCESS REVIEW
4FILLING
5CLOSURE
6PACKAGING

POSSIBLE CONSIDERATIONS

Material identificationAppearanceProduct uniformityProcess observationsFill presentationBatch identificationClosure and packaging presentation

pH ranges, viscosity limits or filling tolerances not invented.

Indian QC analyst inspecting syrup

Illustrative Laboratory Visual

Lab + Production

THE LAB AND THE LINE
WORK TOGETHER.

QUALITY LAB
↔
CAPSULE LINE
↔
LIQUID LINE
SAMPLEDATAPROCESSDECISION
Packaging QC

THE PRODUCT IS ONLY
AS GOOD AS THE PACK THAT PROTECTS IT.

Packaging components and finished packaging presentation should be reviewed against the relevant product and artwork requirements before commercial release.

Indian packaging quality inspectors

Illustrative Laboratory Visual

CAPSULE BOTTLE
TRADITIONAL ALUMINIUM STRIP
BLISTER STRIP
SYRUP BOTTLE
REGULAR CARTON
FBB CARTON
METALLIC FINISH CARTON
CORRUGATED OUTER SHIPPER
Primary Packaging QC

PRIMARY PACKAGING
QUALITY CONTROL.

CAPSULE BOTTLE

Potential review:

Correct format
Visual condition
Closure
Label suitability
Product identification

TRADITIONAL ALUMINIUM STRIP

Potential review:

Correct material
Visual condition
Finished strip presentation
Print / foil review where applicable

BLISTER STRIP

Potential review:

Blister material
Lidding material
Visual condition
Finished strip presentation

SYRUP BOTTLE

Potential review:

Correct bottle format
Visual condition
Closure
Label / carton compatibility
Fill presentation

Technical test methods not invented. Review areas are potential considerations only.

Carton QC

THE OUTSIDE
MATTERS TOO.

REGULAR CARTON

FBB CARTON

METALLIC FINISH CARTON

POSSIBLE REVIEW AREAS

Artwork match
Print quality
Product identity
Batch / coding area
Structural condition
Fold quality
Finished appearance

Final packaging artwork must meet applicable regulatory and labelling requirements.

Outer Shipper QC

QUALITY THROUGH
THE FINAL SHIPPING PACK.

CORRUGATED OUTER SHIPPER

POTENTIAL REVIEW

Correct configuration
Structural condition
Product arrangement
Shipping identification
Sealing
Pack quantity verification where applicable

Board specifications not invented.

Packaging Material Library

PACKAGING AS
A CONTROLLED MATERIAL.

Bottle

Cap

Aluminium Strip Sample

Blister Material

Label

Regular Carton

FBB Carton

Metallic Carton

Corrugated Board

MATERIAL ID
—
SUPPLIER
—
LOT
—
SPECIFICATION
—
STATUS
—

Conceptual sample tags. Values kept illustrative.

Finished Product QC

FINAL PRODUCT.
FINAL QUALITY REVIEW.

CAPSULES

Possible review:

Appearance
Capsule integrity
Finished pack
Batch identification
Product specification
Packaging verification

SYRUP

Possible review:

Appearance
Uniformity
Fill presentation
Closure
Label and carton verification
Product specification

Specific testing depends on the individual product and applicable specification.

Laboratory Data

A RESULT ONLY MATTERS
AGAINST A SPECIFICATION.

ILLUSTRATIVE QC INTERFACE
SAMPLE IDMATERIALTEST / REVIEWSPECIFICATIONRESULTSTATUSREVIEWER
QC-0001Raw MaterialAppearanceAs per specificationConformsACCEPT—
QC-0002WaterQuality ReviewAs per specificationConformsACCEPT—
QC-0003ExtractIdentityAs per specificationUnder reviewREVIEW—
QC-0004Capsule (IP)AppearanceAs per specificationPendingHOLD—
QC-0005PackagingVisualAs per specificationConformsACCEPT—
QC-0006Finished ProductSpecificationAs per specificationConformsACCEPT—

Illustrative QC Interface only. Never shows fabricated actual IHR laboratory results.

Quality Decisions

EVERY RESULT
LEADS TO A DECISION.

MEETS REQUIREMENT

ACCEPT / PROCEED

REQUIRES REVIEW

HOLD
INVESTIGATE / REVIEW
DECISION

Quality control information should support documented manufacturing decisions rather than simply generating laboratory data.

QC Documentation

TEST.
RECORD. TRACE.

RAW MATERIAL QC RECORD

WATER QUALITY RECORD

EXTRACT QUALITY RECORD

IN-PROCESS QC RECORD

PACKAGING QC RECORD

FINISHED PRODUCT QC RECORD

LABORATORY RESULT

BATCH LINKAGE

Conceptual document types. Clean scientific document visuals. No confidential actual formulations or real customer information.

Supplier COA Review

SUPPLIER DOCUMENTATION
IS A STARTING POINT.

Supplier Certificates of Analysis and associated records may form part of the incoming material review process, but documentation should be evaluated alongside the relevant material specification and applicable quality requirements.

SUPPLIER COA
→
SPECIFICATION
→
QC REVIEW
→
QUALITY DECISION

No fake actual certificates generated.

QC vs QA

QC GENERATES THE EVIDENCE.
QA CONNECTS IT TO THE SYSTEM.

QUALITY CONTROL

Sampling
Testing
Inspection
Measurement
Specifications
Results

QUALITY ASSURANCE

Procedures
Documentation
Traceability
Oversight
Review
Release framework

QUALITY CONTROL ASKS:

"WHAT DOES THE SAMPLE SHOW?"

QUALITY ASSURANCE ASKS:

"WHAT DOES THIS MEAN FOR THE BATCH?"

Photo Gallery

INSIDE QUALITY CONTROL.

QC Team in Laboratory

QC Team in Laboratory

Raw Material Inspection

Raw Material Inspection

Water Sample Review

Water Sample Review

Extract Review

Extract Review

Capsule Inspection

Capsule Inspection

Syrup Inspection

Syrup Inspection

Packaging Inspection

Packaging Inspection

Data Review

Data Review

All newly generated laboratory visuals feature Indian quality control professionals. Illustrative visuals do not falsely represent unverified installed equipment.

Indian QC Team

THE PEOPLE
BEHIND THE PROCESS.

Indian QC team in laboratory

IHR QUALITY CONTROL TEAM

Indian female laboratory scientist, Indian male QC analyst, Indian female quality technician, Indian male manufacturing-quality professional

Illustrative Laboratory Visual

A small professional team representing the IHR quality-control environment. Natural Indian facial diversity, age range 25-50. Professional and credible.

Lab as Decision Centre

THE LAB IS NOT
JUST WHERE TESTS HAPPEN.

IT IS WHERE QUALITY DATA BECOMES A MANUFACTURING DECISION.

RAW MATERIAL SAMPLE
WATER SAMPLE
EXTRACT SAMPLE
IN-PROCESS SAMPLE
PACKAGING SAMPLE
FINISHED PRODUCT
QUALITY CONTROL REVIEW
MANUFACTURING DECISION
IHR quality control laboratory
IHR Quality Control

FROM RAW MATERIAL
TO FINISHED PACK.

QUALITY CONTROL AT EVERY CRITICAL STAGE.

IHR connects raw material review, in-process control, water quality, herbal extract evaluation, packaging inspection and finished-product quality review throughout the manufacturing process.

RAW MATERIAL • WATER • EXTRACTS • IN-PROCESS • PACKAGING • FINISHED PRODUCT

IHR Indian Herbal Remedies Pvt. Ltd.

Bridging traditional Ayurvedic wisdom with modern scientific research, making natural health accessible to all.

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