Analytical Laboratory Testing

Professional analytical testing for customer-submitted samples using qualified reference standards and multiple complementary analytical techniques. Select the level of analysis appropriate for your sample, from straightforward identity verification through quantitative assay.

Each sample is evaluated using documented laboratory procedures and results are provided in a lot/sample-specific Laboratory Analysis Report detailing the methods performed and analytical findings.

Analysis Levels

Identification — $75
NIR spectroscopic analysis comparing the submitted sample against a qualified reference standard. Designed to determine whether the sample’s spectral characteristics are consistent with the specified material.

Enhanced Identification — $100
Expanded identity testing using NIR spectroscopy plus melting-point analysis with a certified digital temperature reference, where applicable. Multiple analytical characteristics are evaluated against established reference data for greater confidence in material identification.

Identification + Quantitative Assay — $140
Our most comprehensive analysis, combining NIR spectroscopy, melting-point analysis, and UV-Vis spectrophotometry, where applicable. Includes quantitative UV-Vis analysis against a qualified reference standard to determine analyte concentration or assay in addition to material identification.

Laboratory Report Included

Reports identify the submitted sample, analytical methods used, applicable reference standard, results, and conclusions for the testing performed.

Important: Analytical methods are selected according to the characteristics of the submitted material. Not every compound is suitable for every analytical technique. These services report the results of the specific analyses performed and should not be interpreted as comprehensive chromatographic impurity profiling unless explicitly stated.

Important Testing Disclaimer

This service provides a Laboratory Analysis Report and is not a Certificate of Analysis (COA). Results apply solely to the sample submitted and to the specific analytical tests performed. The report does not certify the overall composition, purity, safety, regulatory compliance, or conformity of the product or batch from which the sample was obtained.

Analytical methods are selected based on sample characteristics and method suitability. Results obtained by NIR spectroscopy, UV-Vis spectroscopy, and melting-point analysis should not be interpreted as chromatographic purity or comprehensive impurity profiling unless explicitly stated.

The manufacturer, distributor, or other responsible party remains responsible for establishing product specifications, determining appropriate testing requirements, and issuing any Certificate of Analysis for the finished product or batch.