Established Testing Programs
Put recurring testing on a dependable footing with agreed methods, specifications, sample needs, reporting, and turnaround.
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Science For What You’re Making Next
Modern measurement, grounded in enduring scientific craft.
We help with routine testing, method development, stability studies, and non-routine investigations. You will work directly with scientists who understand both the instrument and the practical decision behind the data.
Put recurring testing on a dependable footing with agreed methods, specifications, sample needs, reporting, and turnaround.
Explore testing servicesInvestigate a non-routine question with a study built around the material, comparison, decision, and evidence you need.
Explore contract researchWork directly with laboratory scientists on method selection, adaptation, validation, troubleshooting, comparisons, and reporting.
Discuss a technical projectStart with the measurement you need, or bring us the material and the question when you are not sure which method fits.
Concentration and trace elements
Elemental-impurity testing, isotope ratio analysis, trace-element questions, and related work for products, specialty feedstocks, and materials.
Explore elemental analysisRatios and amount fractions
Isotope-ratio and isotopic-composition measurements for enriched and stable isotope materials, source comparison, and other material-characterization questions.
Explore isotope ratio analysis10 profile families
Explore alkaloid, cannabinoid, kavalactone, glycoside, lignan, and nucleoside profiles through one portfolio.
Explore targeted profilesCulture-based and molecular methods
Culture-based and molecular microbiological testing for food, beverage, ingredient, botanical, and dietary supplement matrices.
Explore microbiologyDefined-target panels
Review quantitative panels for named targets that are kept separate from routine potency and composition testing.
Explore adulterants testingConditions and pull points
Plan a study around the product or material, objective, storage conditions, pull points, analytical or microbiological endpoints, specifications, sample plan, and reporting needs.
Discuss a stability studyNon-routine questions
Bring the material, target, expected range, references, and reporting need to the laboratory when a catalog test does not fit.
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