
Over the past decade, the Botanical Analytic Laboratory has amassed a vast collection of herbs from around the globe, and followed the process below to create a repository bank of botanical ingredients:
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Dividing each herb into 4 to 8 segments.
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Conducting HPLC (High-Performance Liquid Chromatography) analyses on these segments to identify and isolate specific compound.
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Storing each isolated ingredient in a vial and precisely regulating the temperature to ensure preservation.
The botanical reference standards repository bank holds over 10,000 botanical ingredient standards with each precisely dosed at 20mg in vials and boasting a purity of HPLC≥98%. Those standards serve as an essential asset for the research and development in botanical and pharmaceutical fields. They are available upon request, ready to support and enhance research and development initiatives worldwide.
Developed & Validated HPLC Method:
Column name: Agilent SB-Aq, 2.1*100mm, 1.8um
Detection wavelength: 203nm, injection volume: 3ul Column temperature: 25℃
Mobile phase gradient: A-water, B-acetonitrile, 0.3ml/min
0-3-6-8-9.5-10.5-15-18-21-25min
20-20-23-24-30-32-34-40-95%B
each pick represents an ingredient which was separated, isolated, and stored in a vile, serves as a reference standard
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Gypenoside XVII
ST04840220
20mg
HPLC≥95%