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NDMA Contamination in Metformin: What You Need to Know

NDMA in Metformin: How It Happens & Why It Matters NDMA is a type of nitrosamine linked to long-term health risks — including an increased risk of cancer. It's been detected in medications like Metformin, prompting tighter regulations from bodies such as the FDA and EMA. But contamination can still happen — both during manufacturing and storage. In this video, we cover: What NDMA is and why it’s a concern How contamination can occur during synthesis and storage Regulatory limits and how global agencies are responding Key challenges for manufacturers in controlling NDMA formation How to reduce NDMA risk through better materials, packaging, and testing NDMA may form when dimethylamine (DMA) residues react under certain conditions — especially with heat, humidity, or incompatible packaging materials. While testing methods like GC-TEA and LC-MS/MS are essential, long-term risk reduction also depends on improved process control and risk assessment. Want more detail? Download our blog and application note covering real-world NDMA testing results in Metformin: 👉 https://blog.ellutia.com/blog/ndma-im... Need help evaluating your testing or risk controls? Get in touch — we’re here to support you with practical, British-made analytical solutions that fit your workflow. #NDMA #Nitrosamines #Metformin #PharmaceuticalTesting #NitrosamineRisk #LCMS #GCTEA #AnalyticalSolutions #Ellutia #MadeInBritain