ISO 22716
Good manufacturing practices applied to cosmetic processes and associated operations within the relevant scope.

Integrated quality
We integrate risk, control and documentation from product definition onwards, giving every process clear criteria, traceable data and a consistent review pathway.

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Good manufacturing practices applied to cosmetic processes and associated operations within the relevant scope.
Process management, document control, indicators and continuous improvement as an organisational foundation.
Reference framework for medical-device projects when classification and scope require it.
Raw materials, critical parameters, in-process controls, packaging and final documentation review.
References to standards must not be interpreted as certifications outside the current documented scope.
Verifiable decisions
Quality begins before the batch, with critical attributes, materials, methods, acceptance limits and responsibilities.
Composition, intended use, stability, microbiology and performance become controlled requirements.
Critical parameters, cleaning, environment, equipment and in-process controls follow the operation.
Compatibility, integrity, function and shelf-life protection are evaluated as part of the product.
Specifications, records, changes and deviations preserve traceability.
FAQ
That depends on category, classification, intended use and market. ISO 22716, ISO 9001 or ISO 13485 may be relevant by scope.
Each batch follows the specifications and controls defined for that product, with raw-material, process, packaging and review records.
Not necessarily. Certification must be verified against the applicable certificate, scope and validity.
Etternity Dermal
We review critical attributes and control strategy from the first project stage.