Good Laboratory Practice (GLP)

In Regulatory & approvals

Good Laboratory Practice is the quality system for non-clinical safety studies — typically laboratory and animal work done before a treatment reaches people. It covers study planning, records, facilities, and reporting so that results are reliable and reconstructable. GLP applies before trials; GCP applies to trials in people.

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Educational reference only. Where regional rules differ, follow the regulation and the written procedures that apply where you work.