Nitrogen Generator Helps Canalysis Labs Achieve High-Performance Analysis
Canalysis Laboratories is a high volume testing laboratory in Las Vegas, Nevada who issue verified Certificates of Analysis for cannabis hemp products. An independent cannabis testing laboratory, the facility is designed to process a high volume of samples on a daily basis and rapidly report accurate results.
The team at Canalysis Laboratories utilize Agilent Technologies equipment supported by the Genius NM32LA which provides the nitrogen gas needed for their analysis.
We spoke to Trevor Low, the Lab Director at Canalysis Laboratories, to understand their experience with PEAK Scientific and their Genius NM32LA.
Typically what is the focus of your LC-MS analysis - what sort of applications?
Pesticide/mycotoxin analysis
What PEAK Scientific generators do you have in your laboratory and what LC-MS instruments do they supply?
We have a Genius NM32LA which supplies our Agilent 1260 & Ultivo MS
What prompted you to choose a PEAK generator for LC-MS and how long have you used it?
The generator has been in use for three years and was ordered before I started with the company.
What has been the key benefit of deploying PEAK generators for LC-MS as opposed to your previous gas supply solution?
The biggest benefit of having a Genius NM32LA is that it removes the hassle of repeatedly ordering cylinders for the LC-MS.
How would you describe your purchasing experience with PEAK in terms of speed of response, ease of ordering, catering for your needs and timing of delivery?
PEAK’s response to emails is quick and I’ve found it smooth to schedule PM visits.
Have you ever had a site visit from a PEAK engineer in relation to your generator for LC-MS, if so, could you describe your experience of this support?
Yes, we do have regular PM visits included with our service contract. The field tech is knowledgeable and professional.
Would you recommend PEAK Scientific generators to other laboratories - and if so, what would be your main reason for the recommendation?
Yes, for ease of use.