''SPE Line desiigned for the extraction of drugs of abuse forensic toxicology''

GC, MDGC

''SPE Line desiigned for the extraction of drugs of abuse forensic toxicology''

19 Oct, 2011

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 Phenomenex  introduces Strata-X-Drug N, its second solid phase extraction (SPE) sorbent specially designed for the extraction of drugs of abuse in forensic toxicology. The new sorbent targets neutral drugs such as barbiturates and benzodiazepines. Like its counterpart for basic drug of abuse testing, Strata-X-Drug B, the new sorbent saves time and reduces solvent expense because it does not require conditioning or equilibration.

Phenomenex conducts stringent QC tests on Strata-X-Drug N products; each batch is tested by extracting lorazepam and temazepam from actual urine samples, which delivers more realistic results than testing from spiked water. Samples prepared using Strata-X-Drug N are ready for LC or GC analysis, and methods are available using Phenomenex Kinetex® (LC) and Zebron® (GC) columns.

“Our QC processes use biological samples to ensure the sorbent will perform as expected in customer analyses,” explained Erica Pike, brand manager for Phenomenex. “User satisfaction and consumer adoption has been very high with Strata-X-Drug B, so we have no doubt that Strata-X-Drug N will follow suit.”

Strata-X-Drug N is offered in 1, 3, 6 and 12 mL SPE tubes and in 96-well plates. Additional information featuring the Strata-X-Drug SPE product family can be accessed at: http://www.phenomenex.com/info/page/spedoa.

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