News|Articles|June 14, 2024

Residual Solvents in Cannabis by HS-GC-MS

Residual Solvents are organic volatile products that are often used for the extraction of CBD and THC from marijuana leaves. Unfortunately these Residual Solvents can cause health risks when after extraction these components are not removed accurately. Therefore it is important to monitor these components to asses the quality and safety of the product for safe consumption. This application note will help you to ensure safety of your cannabis products with our easy to follow steps on sample preparation, method conditions and validation.


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