UCT’s Selectra^® Aqueous C18 U/HPLC Columns
For the Enhanced Retention & Resolution of
Polar Pesticides in Cannabis.

This featured product and corresponding application note outlines a QuEChERS method for the simultaneous analysis of 47 pesticides and 5 mycotoxins in cannabis, including most of the LC-MS/MS amenable compounds on the Massachusetts and Nevada monitoring lists. The use of the Selectra^® Aqueous C18 U/HPLC analytical column allows for improved retention of the more polar pesticides included in the method, such as acephate, metamidophos, and dichrotophos.

Check out the application note here.

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PerkinElmer has the Largest Support Network for Cannabis Testing

Whether you are a grower, dispensary, contract lab or government lab, we provide the largest support network to help you with all of your analytical cannabis testing needs. Our wide range of instrumentation coupled with our expert support staff will get your lab up and running in no time. As part of our cannabis testing solutions, we provide analytical instrumentation for the following application areas: Potency, Pesticides, Residual Solvents, Terpenes, Delta-9-Tetrahydrocannabinolic, THCA, Cannabidiolic acid, Cannabinol, Trace metals, Moisture and much more.

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My recommendation to regulators: do not over-tax this industry. Do not make taxation the priority for regulation. Over-taxation will strengthen the illicit market and that is not the goal. We need to make sure the taxes are reasonable to encourage businesses to operate in this market, not in the illegal one.

— Josh Drayton, Deputy Director of the California Cannabis Business Association