Coming soon Herbal ID laboratory Australia for Herbal and raw material Identification using the comprehensive HPTLC fingerprint and solid...

The Concept of Fully Automated HPTLC Analysis on the Example of Sugars in Honey

Simple and reproducible identification method for Black Cohosh available from CAMAG HPTLC.

The latest CBS 121 issue includes: Preservatives in food Effect-directed analysis of a water sample Identification of active ingredients...

A simple and effective HPTLC method for profiling of Jarrah and Manuka honey

The CBS 120 includes: HPTLC quantification of cocoa ingredients and their changes during different chocolate manufacturing steps AMD...

Attached is info on our HPTLC seminar series titled "HPTLC in Herbals/Botanicals" in March 2018, the event is free of charge. Topics...

The above CAMAG Application note was developed for the quantification of THC and THCA (and other cannabinoids) in Cannabis sativa and to...

Sunscreen products contain UV filters that absorb or reflect a part of the sun’s ultraviolet (UV) radiation. The identification of these...

Latest CBS 118 contains useful applications and case studies using HPTLC which include: Detection of steroids and selective androgen...

The latest CAMAG visionCATS 2.4 HPTLC software has been released. The software is designed for ease of use and intuitive simplicity, by...

The CAMAG TLC Visualizer 2 is a professional imaging and documentation system for TLC and HPTLC chromatograms. Key features: Reproducible...

HPTLC fingerprinting / identification of floral origins of Honey

Chromatech Scientific would like to Thank all participants who attended our first seminar series "HPTLC for Herbals/Botanicals" in...

With the CAMAG Derivatizer, the Swiss company sets a new standard of reproducibility in the reagent transfer onto TLC plates by employing...

The latest CBS issue 116 is available, the magazine contains recent applications in HPTLC in practice and general news in the CAMAG HPTLC...