Agilent, 5982-4921CH, QuEChERS Dispersive Kit, Drug Residues in Meat, AOAC method, 2 mL with ceramic homogenizers, 100/pk

QuEChERS Dispersive Kit, Drug Residues in Meat, AOAC method, 2 mL with ceramic homogenizers, 100/pk. Contains 25 mg C18, 150 mg MgSO4. Removes biological matrix interferences, including hydrophobic substances (fats, lipids) and proteins.

Specifications:
Ceramic Homogenizers: Yes
Color Code: Black
Filter Material: 25 mg C18, 150 mg MgSO4
Kit Contents: 150 mg MgSO425 mg C18
QuEChERS Sample Type: Drug Residues in Meat
SPE Method: AOAC 2007.01
Tube Size: 2 mL
UNSPSC Code: 41104800

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Designed specifically for efficient sample preparation in drug residue analysis, this QuEChERS dispersive kit streamlines extraction and clean-up for meat matrices following AOAC guidelines. Each 2 mL microcentrifuge tube contains a pre-weighed blend of sorbents and a ceramic homogenizer, ensuring reproducible results and rapid mixing for optimal analyte recovery. The kit simplifies workflow for laboratories testing veterinary drugs, antibiotics, and other residues in meat products, supporting regulatory compliance and food safety assessments.

The included ceramic homogenizers enhance sample agitation, reducing preparation time and promoting thorough sorbent interaction with extracts. The compact 2 mL format is ideal for limited sample quantities, conserving reagents and reducing waste. This kit is fully compatible with common QuEChERS workflows and integrates seamlessly with Agilent’s LC-MS, LC-MS/MS, and GC-MS systems for downstream analysis. For laboratories processing large sample batches, the 100 tube pack size offers operational efficiency. The kit is also suitable for use alongside Agilent’s full range of QuEChERS extraction and clean-up products, making it versatile for high-throughput food safety and residue monitoring laboratories seeking reliable, robust performance in routine and regulatory testing.