Application Note: Cannabis Testing: In-House Prepared Water as an Alternative to Bottled Water
Authors: Dwain Irvan, Klaus Schöne | Last updated: October 2019
Overview
In many testing laboratories, bottled HPLC-grade water is the standard when performing quantitative potency analysis for cannabinoids like THC (Tetrahydrocannabinol) or CBD (Cannabidiol). In-house produced water, on the other hand, may be a qualitatively equivalent and also more cost-effective alternative.
Find out more about HPLC-grade water during cannabis testing in this complimentary application note.
- Document type: Application Note
- Page count: 4
- Read time: 7 minutes
Key Takeaways
- In-house purified water matches bottled HPLC-grade for testing.
- Save on expenses with in-house water purification.
- No contaminants affecting cannabis potency results.
- Water system investment recouped in under 6 months.
- Reliable cannabis analyte quantification with both waters.
- Lower environmental impact than bottled water use.
This Resource is Designed for:
- Cannabis Testing Labs
- Pharma Companies
- QC Laboratories
- Analytical Chemists
Applications Supported:
- Cannabinoid Analysis
- HPLC Mobile Phase Prep
- Lab Quality Control
- Cost Reduction Analysis
