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HPLC Reference Materials

Axion Analytical Laboratories provides high-quality HPLC reference materials designed to support reliable hemp and cannabis testing. These analytical standards help laboratories validate high-performance liquid chromatography methods by confirming retention times, detector response, and quantitative accuracy when analyzing cannabinoids and related compounds.

Axion’s HPLC reference materials support consistent potency testing, impurity analysis, and cannabinoid profiling while helping laboratories maintain confidence in analytical results and meet regulatory testing requirements.

Our HPLC standards are also used to calibrate analytical instruments, verify method performance, and support routine laboratory quality control programs across cannabis testing workflows.

CBD-SS

CBD Reference Material; 1.0 mg/mL CBD in Methanol

1.5-mL

CBG-SS

CBG Reference Material; 1.0 mg/mL CBG in Methanol

1.5-mL

CBN-SS

CBN Reference Material; 1.0 mg/mL CBN in Methanol

1.5-mL

C5MLT-SS

Cannabinoid Reference Material; Multicomponent, 1.0mg/mL CBD, CBG, CBN, CBC, CBDV in Methanol

1.5-mL

CBC-SS

CBC Reference Material; 1.0 mg/mL CBC in Methanol

1.5-mL

DA-SS

CBDa Reference Material; 1.0 mg/mL CBDa in Methanol

1.5-mL

CBDV-SS

CBDV Reference Material; 1.0 mg/mL CBDV in Methanol

1.5-mL

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Certified Reference Materials FAQs

  • HPLC reference materials are used to calibrate analytical instruments, validate chromatography methods, and verify measurement accuracy when analyzing cannabinoids and other compounds.

  • HPLC reference materials allow laboratories to confirm retention times, verify detector response, and ensure accurate quantitation of cannabinoids during potency testing.

  • Cannabis testing laboratories commonly measure cannabinoids such as THC, CBD, CBG, CBC, and THCA using high-performance liquid chromatography methods.

  • HPLC reference materials help laboratories verify that analytical methods produce accurate, consistent results by confirming retention times, calibration curves, and detector performance.

  • HPLC standards are materials used for calibration or analysis, while certified reference materials (CRMs) include certified values, documented uncertainty, and traceability provided in a Certificate of Analysis.