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Definitions of reference standardsApart from the challenges of marker selection and method development for herbal preparations, appropriate characterisation of reference standards is absolutely essential (EMA, 2008; Sahoo et al., 2010). There are official, often country-specific stipulations, which define the requirements that must be met by a compound in order to qualify as a reference standard. Furthermore, the term"reference standard" is also used in the context of reference preparations and reference spectra within the European Pharmacopoeia's scope of application (EDQM, 2012).European Pharmacopoeia Chemical Reference Substances (CRS) offered by the European Directorateon the Quality of Medicines & HealthCare (EDQM), are primary reference standards by definition. A primary standard is defined as being: "A standard shown to have suitable properties for the intended use, the demonstration of suitability being made without comparison to an existing standard." Establishment and qualification take place within the framework of an elaborate process, which frequently includes testing in several laboratories, as well as the performance of inter-laboratory tests. Secondary standards are derived by comparison with primarystandards. The term "working standard" is used to describe secondary standards that serve as standards within the framework of routine analysis. They are derived from primary reference standards and are therefore equivalent to secondary reference standards.United States Pharmacopoeia (USP) Standards have been established in accordance with an extensive protocol and released for use by the USP References Substance Expert Committee. The rulings of the USP are described in detail in Section <11> of the General Chapters (United States Pharmacopeial Convention 2012). A relatively new development is that substances that were
previously labelled "Authentic Substances" (AS) by the USP, which are highly characterised but not required for use in a USP-NF monograph, are now distributed as "USP Reference Standards". Although this transition simplifies the official definition, it does not absolve the customer from his obligation to prove suitability. Attention must be also paid to the validity statement for a current lot because it may be used only for as long as it remains listed on the web site (www.usp.org). Similar batch validity statements for reference substances from the EP are available from the EDQM home page (www.edqm.org). The user assumes responsibility for ensuring the validity of a batch and receives a substance with a label providing information concerning the quality but no certificate of analysis. In contrast to these official reference standards, some wellestablished and acknowledged suppliers offer marker compounds with comprehensive certificates of analysis, which may be used in the same way.
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