Adamson Analytical Laboratories is always working to find ways to better serve our clients. Therefore, we are proud to announce the successful completion of the A2LA evaluation process and addition to our ISO/IEC 17025:2017 scope of accreditation for personal care products, food, dietary supplements, and raw materials.
Accreditation scope has been increased for:
Hand sanitizers have been in very high demand. As companies switch over to manufacture microbial gels and sanitizers, additional steps should be taken to ensure that these products are safe for public use.
The FDA has issued an extensive and growing list of dangerous hand sanitizer products that may contain amounts of Methanol, a potentially fatal ingredient.
"FDA continues to find issues with certain hand sanitizer products. FDA test results show certain hand sanitizers have concerningly low levels of ethyl alcohol or isopropyl alcohol, which are active ingredients in hand sanitizer products," the federal agency said. "The agency urges consumers not to use these subpotent products and has expanded its list to include subpotent hand sanitizers, in addition to hand sanitizers that are or may be contaminated with methanol."
Contact us to ensure the safety of your Hand Sanitizer Products.
We offer attractive bundle prices for your sanitizer to ensure compliance for potency and residues. All of this within 2 business turnaround time!
Accreditation scope has been increased for:
- Analytical Chemistry Testing
- Honey and Agave Products (authenticity with isotope and NMR testing)
- Physical Testing
- Pesticide Multimethod with more than 600 parameters
- Polar Pesticides like Glyphosate
- Smoke Taint Testing
Hand sanitizers have been in very high demand. As companies switch over to manufacture microbial gels and sanitizers, additional steps should be taken to ensure that these products are safe for public use.
The FDA has issued an extensive and growing list of dangerous hand sanitizer products that may contain amounts of Methanol, a potentially fatal ingredient.
"FDA continues to find issues with certain hand sanitizer products. FDA test results show certain hand sanitizers have concerningly low levels of ethyl alcohol or isopropyl alcohol, which are active ingredients in hand sanitizer products," the federal agency said. "The agency urges consumers not to use these subpotent products and has expanded its list to include subpotent hand sanitizers, in addition to hand sanitizers that are or may be contaminated with methanol."
Contact us to ensure the safety of your Hand Sanitizer Products.
We offer attractive bundle prices for your sanitizer to ensure compliance for potency and residues. All of this within 2 business turnaround time!
