Reference Standards
Accurate and reliable reference standards for calibration, method validation, and quality control across a range of applications.
Single-Component
1,1,2-Trichlorotrifluoroethane Standard (CFC-113), 2000 µg/mL, P&T Methanol, 1 mL/ampul
$34.00
$37.00
Accurate results start with accurate references. Labs rely on chemical reference standards to validate methods, calibrate instruments, and back up every reported result — which makes sourcing well-characterized, consistent materials a non-negotiable part of running a compliant lab.
GMICore's liquid reference standards are manufactured by Restek, a partner with over 35 years of experience producing premium chemical standards — including certified reference materials — purpose-built for precise LC testing.
Reference Standards for Reliable Results
Every standard we carry is manufactured under tightly controlled, ISO-credentialed processes, with neat materials fully characterized for identity and purity before release.
Rigorous lot-to-lot consistency testing means the standards GMICore ships perform reliably for method validation, routine testing, quality control, and regulatory compliance — across whatever analytical workflow you're running.
Extensive Selection Across Analytical Applications
GMICore carries both single-component and multi-component liquid reference standards, spanning environmental, food, cannabis, clinical/forensic, and energy sector testing, among other industries.
Frequently Asked Questions
How are these reference standards characterized and verified?
Each reference standard is characterized using multiple orthogonal analytical techniques to confirm identity, purity, and consistency, so it holds up to the analytical performance your method requires.
What are the recommended storage and handling requirements?
Most reference materials need refrigerated or frozen storage and protection from light to stay stable, and many ship in deactivated glassware or ampuls to minimize degradation. Storage instructions and expiration dates are clearly labeled on every product so you know exactly how to maintain performance through the shelf life.
How are certified reference materials used in quality control?
Certified reference materials are central to QC — they verify instrument performance, confirm method accuracy, and check measurement consistency over time. Labs use them to calibrate instruments, validate methods, and confirm that routine testing results stay reliable run after run.
