Producers & suppliers of alcohol-based hand sanitizers need quality control processes to ensure the safety and efficacy of products. The Hand Sanitizer Analyzer easily determines the composition of alcohol-based hand sanitizers to determine if they meet WHO, USP, or FDA guidelines. The most important parameters to consider are the type and content of alcohol. The content elucidates if the sanitizer will be effective whereas the type will define if it is safe for humans such as ethanol or unsafe, such as methanol. This solution allows detecting the presence of methanol down to 0.03% which is more sensitive than FDA limits. The portable analyzer is based on FT-IR technology allowing anyone to verify the efficacy of sanitizers within seconds.
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The PerkinElmer Hand Sanitizer Analyzer is based on the same platform as the best-selling PerkinElmer Spectrum Two FT-IR spectrometer, with over 10,000 instruments sold worldwide. The analyzer provides a fast and reliable method to determine the ethanol and isopropanol content of hand sanitizers compounded according to WHO and FDA-approved formulations. Warning messages providing clear information about samples which may not adhere to regulations are displayed and are customizable by the user.
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The Spectrum 10™ software enables you to control the instrument and to manipulate the spectra that you collect. Spectrum Touch along with a starter calibration for ethanol and isopropanol content in hand sanitizer allow you to obtain critical information about sample formulations quickly at the compounding site. The flexibility of the hand sanitizer analyzer enables quick and accurate generation of calibrations for your own formulations.
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In the midst of the COVID-19 outbreak, key hygiene supplies have become in high demand so much so that there are now critical supply shortfalls. One of the most important of these is alcohol-based hand sanitizer. To cope with this shortfall, the food and drug administration (FDA) has produced a guid ...
Amid the COVID-19 outbreak, the extremely high demand of key hygiene supplies has caused critical supply shortfalls. Many industries are mobilizing to produce hand sanitizers and many producers are aiming to increase their production of sanitizing products. Producers and suppliers of alcohol-based h ...
