Automated Extraction of Opiates from Hydrolyzed and Non-Hydrolyzed Urine

contributed by Biotage | 11/04/2019

This application note describes the fully-automated extraction of opiates from acid-hydrolyzed urine and non-hydrolyzed urine prior to GC/MS analysis. The methods were automated using Biotage® Extrahera™ configured for use with ISOLUTE® SLE+ supported liquid extraction columns.

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