There are two primary identification (ID) methodological approaches that are currently accepted by stakeholders involved in the dietary supplement industry: Chromatographic fingerprinting: High Pressure Liquid Chromatography (HPLC) and Gas Chromatography (GC) ID...
Reviewed By Megan Vincent, Sr. Analytical Chemist, Certified Laboratories 1-Minute Summary Amazon compliance testing requires using an ISO 17025-accredited laboratory for certain high-risk supplement categories. Weight loss,...
When entering the Canadian market with a natural health product (NHP) or supplement, ensuring the product meets regulatory standards is essential. Proper third-party supplement and natural health product testing helps meet requirements with Health Canada’s regulations...
Why 1,4-Dioxane is Difficult to Measure in Cosmetic Matrices 1,4-dioxane is a trace by-product of ethoxylation, a common chemical process used to create surfactants and emulsifiers found in many cosmetics, personal care, and...
Reviewed By Steven Taormina, Certified Laboratories VP Sales & Marketing, Cosmetics, OTC, and Supplements; and Shelly Blackwell, Senior Director, Dietary Supplement and Tobacco Consulting, EAS Consulting Group 1-Minute Summary Amazon now requires third-party...
1-Minute Summary Pick a lab with an ISO 17025 scope that matches your matrix/analyte; use LAAF when your analyte is active on FDA’s Dashboard. Require validated, matrix-appropriate methods, with LOQ/LOD below the limit and full QC so results are...
