Samplicity^® Filtration System Waste Trays

Hydrophilic PTFE Millex^® syringe filters ensure accurate dissolution testing and sample preparation for HPLC analysis.

"Liquid chromatography mass spectrometry (LC-MS) and gas chromatography mass spectrometry (GC-MS) are being increasingly used in analysis of samples, not only in the biotechnology and pharmaceutical industries, but also more generally in the analysis, identification and quantitation of complex samples containing low levels of analytes. The advantages of LC-MS or GC-MS over other analytical techniques include high sensitivityand specificity for analyte detection and quantitation."

HPLC sample prep doesn’t have to be inefficient or painful. The ideal sample prep system for most chromatographers. If you’re using chromatography to analyze dozens of pharmaceutical samples, food and beverage products or cosmetic formulations a day, especially hard-to-filter, viscous or particulate-laden samples, you know that traditional filtration methods can result in: Slow filtration speed/clogging, Filter bursting or spillage, Sample volume loss (most undesirable for small-volume samples), and Operator fatigue. The first vacuum-driven system with the flexibility to filter 1 to 8 samples directly into standard HPLC sample vials, the Samplicity® Filtration System addresses all of the challenges facing analytical chromatographers. Just attach a vacuum pump, load your samples, and flip the lever. Recover your particulate-free samples in seconds.

The Samplicity® filtration system was developed to filter up to 8 samples directly into standard HPLC vials using vacuum-based filtration. The samples can then be used in downstream HPLC analysis. Given the high sensitivity of high performance liquid chromatography (HPLC) and ultra-high pressure liquid chromatography (UHPLC) analyses, it is critical to ensure that the filtered sample is not contaminated with extractables. This application note reports the results of tests for extractables from Millex Samplicity® LCR (0.45 μm hydrophilic PTFE) and LG (0.20 μm hydrophilic PTFE) filters using three commonly used HPLC detectors. The detectors used were an ultraviolet/visible (UV-Vis) spectrophotometer, a mass spectrometer and a fluorescence detector.