Special offer | limited stock of Dioxin & PCB Grade Biosolve solvents

Dioxins, Furans, PCB's and many other contaminants are found in the air, in water and contaminated soil. As they accumulate they can become harmful to human health, these contaminants of concern are classed as POPs (Persistent Organic Pollutants),  Wellington Laboratories produce Certified Analytical Reference Standards and Materials for testing and analysis, constantly adding to their product portfolio as new contaminants emerge in our environment.  Testing to identify these contaminants as they enter our environment through the air, soil and water is a constant battle.  Recent media reports have highlighted the dangers to our environment and there are many theories and recommendations as to how we can reduce the impact of contaminants to our planet.

Produced inadvertently by industrial processes such as waste incineration, chemical treatments and manufacturing, Greyhound represents the world's leading manufacturers of Certified Reference Standards and materials, and Organic Trace Solvents which have been developed especially for testing Dioxins, Furans and PCB's.

Greyhound Chromatography have a limited stock of Dioxin & PCB Grade Biosolve solvents with a short expiry date (11 months).

Biosolve products are manufactured under strict and detailed operating procedures. The manufacturing plants meet the latest environmental and quality ISO standards, serving as development, production and distribution centres.

From the initial acceptance of selected raw material through process control to the final packed product, all steps are accurately documented. This ensures a high quality of production with lot-to-lot reproducibility and complete traceability for all purposes. Thanks to continual research and development.

Biosolve offers the finest grade Acetonitrile for HPLC & UHPLC available worldwide.

View offer | limited stock of Dioxin & PCB Grade Biosolve solvents

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