Resolux Analytical is an independent contract laboratory providing analytical testing, product verification, quality control, contamination investigation, and method development services for research products, dietary supplements, nutraceuticals, food and beverage products, cosmetics and personal care products, pharmaceutical and API research, specialty chemicals, and other manufactured goods. Our in-house instrumentation includes HPLC-DAD, triple-quadrupole LC-MS/MS, ICP-MS, GC-MS with headspace sampling, microbiology capabilities, and endotoxin testing. We support both business and individual clients with targeted testing for purity, assay and quantity, identity confirmation, elemental and heavy-metal analysis, residual solvents and VOCs, microbial quality, endotoxin, ingredient verification, raw-material qualification, stability work, and custom analytical projects. We focus on clear communication, competitive turnaround times, and fit-for-purpose analytical results tailored to the customer’s intended use.
Independent analytical and contract testing laboratory with capabilities in HPLC-DAD, LC-MS/MS, ICP-MS, GC-MS/headspace, microbiology, and endotoxin testing.
Core capabilities include:
Resolux Analytical is not currently ISO/IEC 17025 accredited. Testing is offered for appropriate private, R&D, QC, product verification, and informational applications. Requests requiring a specific accreditation, regulatory certification, or compliance status are reviewed prior to acceptance.
Resolux Analytical uses fit-for-purpose analytical methods selected according to the analyte, matrix, required sensitivity, and intended use of the results. Methods may be based on established USP, FDA, EPA, AOAC, ASTM, Agilent application methods, peer-reviewed literature, validated customer methods, or internally developed and verified procedures as appropriate.
Analytical techniques include:
Methods and reporting limits are reviewed for suitability before accepting work. Custom method development and method verification are available for analytes or matrices not already covered by an established procedure.