Pesticides – Products

Immunoassay test offers cost effective screening and can be used I house by egg producers to avoid future Fipronil outbreaks.

An LC-MS method with QuEChERS extraction has been developed to detect harmful pesticides found in cannabis.

Currently, medical marijuana pesticide residue analysis methods are poorly defined and challenging to develop due to matrix complexity and a long list of potential target analytes.

SCIEX has launched its SWATH® data-independent acquisition (DIA) technology for analytical scientists working across all application areas.

Phenomenex is introducing two new offerings to its Luna Omega fully porous LC column line – the Luna Omega 3 µm Polar C18 and the Luna Omega 3 µm PS C18.

This free tool walks users through the necessary steps of creating a GCxGC method from scratch or converting an existing 1D GC method to GCxGC.

Genevac has published a customer report that describes an evaporative sample preparation protocol for highly sensitive analytical methods used to test foodstuffs.

Here, we present an LC-MS/MS method that uses atmospheric pressure chemical ionization (APCI) and the budget-friendly SCIEX Triple Quad™ 3500 LCMS/ MS system for the analysis of terpenes (major determinant of aroma) in cannabis products.

This paper presents data indicating that pesticide use is widespread in the Cannabis industry, and that pesticide residue on retail Cannabis products is often found at levels exceeding the allowable levels on any agricultural product.

This application note will concentrate on the potency identification and quantification of THC and CBD in cannabis by Gas Chromatography.