Clinical/Forensic/Toxicology Solutions
Featured Products
- Low bleed column ideal for GC/MS analyses.
- Excellent inertness for active compounds.
- Longer column lifetime with robust 5Sil phase.
- Unique Biphenyl phase allows for selective analysis of difficult-to-resolve compounds.
- Improved hydrophobic retention over competitor phenyl-based columns.
- Available in 1.9µm, 2.2µm, 3µm, & 5µm on our new Ultra II™ LC column line.
- Measures volumetric flow for all gases across a range
of 0.5-500 mL/min.
- Accuracy of +/- 2% of flow or +/- 0.05 mL/min., whichever is greater.
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Best value for chromatographers—compare
to other units and get the Restek advantage.
- Improve peak shape for basic compounds.
- Available for most GCs.
- Preserve mobile phase.
- Keep solvent lines under control!
- NIST traceable.
- Rigorous quality controls and full data packs available ONLINE!
- Available in full calibration range.
- Great second source.
For more products and applications for clinical/forensic analyses,
please use the links to the right.
Featured Literature
Ultra II™ is the first LC column line specifically designed for universal application and completely scalable chromatography, from conventional to ultra-high pressure systems. Available in a wide range of phases, including traditional and unique chemistries.
lit. cat.# GNTS1177 (393kb PDF)
Biphenyl columns provide both high hydrophobic retention and aromatic selectivity in the same column. Orthogonal separations can be achieved with simple mobile phase changes, giving markedly better separations for a wide variety of molecules.
lit. cat.# GNFL1096 (523kb PDF)
< Tear Sheet
Ensure proper LC/MS/MS system function by analyzing a system suitability mix on a regular basis. This mix contains compounds covering a wide range of masses and polarities, and a simple test is used to evaluate the entire analytical system.
lit. cat.# CFTS1002 (160kb PDF)
< Application Note
GC and LC methods can be used to “fingerprint” cocaine samples for law enforcement purposes. Here we show the analysis of simulated cocaine samples by both techniques and give column and instrument conditions for successful analysis.
lit. cat.# 580033 (294kb PDF)
Featured Articles
< Added October 2009
Ultra II™ Biphenyl columns improve the accuracy of diuretics analysis in urine by separating target diuretics from isobaric matrix interferences. Fast, reliable separation can be achieved for compounds that coelute on phenyl hexyl columns.
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< Added July 2009
New Rxi®-5Sil MS columns produce consistent results for amphetamine—even after 400 injections of derivatizing reagent—resulting in less time and money spent on column maintenance and replacement.
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< Added July 2009
A new LC method for analyzing ethanol metabolites using ion-pairing provides higher retention, faster analysis times, and improved MS sensitivity for EtG and EtS, compared to conventional methods.
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Conventional techniques for vitamin D analysis often lack adequate sensitivity, specificity, and speed. This LC/MS/MS assay results in highly symmetric peaks that elute in just 5 minutes.
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An LC/MS/MS method for benzodiazepines with several advantages over other techniques: minimal sample preparation, fast analysis times, multiple reaction monitoring transitions for quantification and confirmation, and sensitivity down to 0.10-10ng/mL.
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Featured Shows
S.O.F.T. 2009
If you missed Restek at S.O.F.T., below is a list of our presentations. You can request a copy by contacting us.
Restek Presentations:
S 14 - The QuEChERS Approach: Evaluation of a Novel Sample Preparation Method for Analysis of Multiple Drug Classes in Urine by Amanda Ridgon
S15 - Simultaneous Determination of Opioid and NSAID Pain Management Drugs in Urine by HPLC-MS/MS by Amanda Rigdon
P37 - Simultaneous Determination of Ethyl Glucuronide and Ethyl Sulfate in Urine by HPLC-MS/MS by Amanda Rigdon