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Titer of substances

Quantification of trace substances and impurities

Regulatory reference: UE Regulation
Claim: Titer of substances
Application field: Cosmetics and medical devices.
Description of the test: Analysis of trace substances, residues and impurities for quality control purposes through UPLC or GC-MS. Includes sample preparation.
Posted in Filter devices, shielding films and plasters, Cosmetic raw materials, Raw materials for medical devices, Surgical devices and medications, Claim for cosmetics, Claim for medical devices, Titer of substances

Quantification of the titer of substances

Regulatory reference: Regulation 1223/209
Claim: Titer of substances and Limit of preservatives
Application field: Preservatives, dyes, sunscreen filters.
Description of the test: Quantification method for the measurement of the titer of substances by HPLC, UPLC, GC-MS after preparative steps.
Posted in Heating and cooling products, Mucoadhesive products, Cosmetic raw materials, Detergents, Raw materials for medical devices, Substance-based, Surgical devices and medications, Claim for cosmetics, Claim for medical devices, Titer of substances, Limit of preservatives

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Abich obtained ACCREDIA certification

 
The ACCREDIA Certification, issued by the Italian Accreditation body ACCREDIA, certifies that the Abich Laboratory complies with the requirements of the UNI CEI EN ISO / IEC 17025: 2018 standard for tests on surgical masks. Accredited tests are Bacterial Filtration Efficiency (BFE) and Microbial Cleanliness (Bioburden).
 
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