Agilent, 12102156, Bond Elut Certify cartridge, 500 mg, 3 mL, 40 µm, 50/pk

Bond Elut Certify cartridge, 500 mg, 3 mL, 40 µm, 50/pk. Mixed mode sorbent with nonpolar C8 and strong cation exchange (SCX) functionalities. Effective for the extraction of basic drugs from urine and blood.

Specifications:
Bed Mass: 500 mg
Brand: Bond Elut
Cartridge Material: Polypropylene
Cartridge Size: 3 mL
Frit Material: Polyethylene
Frit Pore Size: 20 µm
Particle Size: 40 µm
Phase: Certify
SPE Format: Straight Barrel Cartridge
Sorbent Material: Silica
Tabless: No
Typical Matrices: Biological FluidsOral FluidPlasmaSerumUrineWhole Blood
UNSPSC Code: 41115712
Volume: 3 mL

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The Bond Elut Certify cartridge, featuring 500 mg sorbent in a 3 mL format with 40 micron particle size, is designed to deliver efficient and reproducible solid phase extraction for a range of sample types. Ideal for clinical, forensic, and toxicological laboratories, these cartridges support rapid and reliable extraction of basic, neutral, and acidic drugs from complex biological matrices such as urine, plasma, and blood. The mixed-mode sorbent optimizes both reversed-phase and cation-exchange interactions, providing excellent retention, selectivity, and cleaner extracts for downstream analysis.

Each cartridge ensures consistent performance and high analyte recovery, even with challenging matrices. Commonly used protocols include sample cleanup prior to GC-MS, LC-MS, or HPLC analysis, enabling sensitive and accurate quantitation of analytes. The 3 mL cartridge size is well-suited for standard laboratory automation platforms and manual vacuum manifolds, accommodating a variety of workflow requirements.

Compatible with a wide range of Agilent and other system manifolds, as well as with a selection of related Bond Elut accessories, these cartridges integrate seamlessly into existing SPE processes. Convenient packaging in sets of fifty supports high-throughput laboratories requiring batch consistency and operational efficiency.