Analysis of Synthetic Opiates and Novel Analgesics in Urine using SPE and HPLC-MS/MS

contributed by UCT | 10/04/2016

Opiate abuse is drastically on the rise in the United States. In addition to traditional naturally occurring opiates, forensic toxicologists also need the ability to rapidly identify synthetic opioid-like drugs. Presented is a rapid, three step SPE procedure for the identification and quantification of fentanyl, norfentanyl, U-47700, W-18, W-15 and furanyl fentanyl.

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