HPLC
Reverse-phase HPLC separates the sample into its components. We integrate the peak area of the target against everything else to report purity. Sub-1% impurities are detectable.
A working overview of the methods we run on every batch and the reason an outside lab does the work.
Reverse-phase HPLC separates the sample into its components. We integrate the peak area of the target against everything else to report purity. Sub-1% impurities are detectable.
Confirms molecular weight to within roughly 0.01% of theoretical. Purity does not equal identity. We report both, every lot.
Spectrum consistency across lots. A useful sanity check against subtle structural drift that HPLC alone can miss at fixed wavelengths.
The party that gets paid for the result should not be the party that produces the result. That principle is so basic it’s embarrassing to type. It is also, somehow, optional in this industry.
We seal a sample from every batch and ship it to an external US analytical lab. They run the assays. They sign. We publish.
A supplier at 99% one batch and 92% the next is not a supplier. The point of an external lab is that the numbers stay honest across time. We plot purity across recent lots and publish the trace.
Research Use Only · Not for human, veterinary, food, drug, or household use.