The document discusses media degassing, which is the process of reducing dissolved gases in dissolution media. Dissolved gases can cause bubbles that may affect test results, so they should be removed prior to testing. The recommended method is to heat the media to 41-45°C under a vacuum of less than 100 mbar. Effective degassing reduces variability in dissolution results by over 50% for mean percent dissolved and nearly 12% for standard deviation. The EMP-21 Dissolution Media Preparator enables precise degassing, heating, filtration and dosing of media to ensure consistency between vessels. It allows automated degassing and dispensing of media for up to three dissolution tests.