USP797 & 800 to be Enforced November 1, 2023.  Is your Cleanroom Pharmacy Ready?

Partner with Cleanetics to Ensure Your Cleanroom is Compliant. 

Is your facility ready for November 1, 2023?  Are you prepared for the updated regulations? Are you worried about State, JCAHO inspectors?  Do you have current issues with temperature, humidity, pressure differentials, viable or non viable particles?  Or is your cleanroom functioning within the USP797 guidelines?  Cleanetics will assess, advise, and rectify any issues you may be experiencing or maintain the already compliant cleanroom pharmacy.     

Cleanroom Consulting, Designing, Building, Certifying, & Maintaining

Since 2003, Cleanetics has been a leader in the USP797 cleanrooms in design, build, and certify industry.  Our team of experts stay up to date on all USP, State, DOH, and JCAHO regulations.  Having built cleanroom facilities for top hospitals around the nation and globe, Cleanetics ensures compliancy. 

Let Cleanetics Worry about Certification and Compliance Issues

Are you a functioning USP797 Cleanroom and need to have your room certified or maintained? Our team will work around your demanding schedule to ensure your facility maintains State/DOH/Federal Regulations. When you align your cleanroom with Cleanetics, we alert you regarding certification deadlines and schedule services to keep you compliant.  We believe the pharmacy industry should concentrate on patient CSP's and we concentrate on the cleanroom.  We truly partner with your hospital facility and eliminate the cleanroom stress.

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Our mission is to ensure that you are satisfied with a state-of-the-art USP797 Cleanroom & USP800 Cleanroom. 

The difference between USP797 and USP800 is very important to understand.  Both mandates are regulating the use of cleanroom environments.   USP797 concentrates on the physical environment and USP800 concentrates on protecting the workers in the hazardous cleanroom environment.  Being up to date on both regulations is key to producing sterile compounds safe for patients and safe for the compounding technicians.