Society of Forensic Toxicologist (SOFT) 2024

October 29 - October 31, 2024, St. Louis, MO

We’re excited to announce that we’ll be attending the Society of Forensic Toxicologists (SOFT) Annual Meeting! This event brings together leading experts and innovators in forensic toxicology. Be sure to visit our booth to discover our latest forensic testing solutions, products, and technical expertise.

Here are a few of the new products we’ll be showcasing, along with many others.:

• New Reference Material Nitazene CRMs are crucial for accurate testing of this emerging class of highly potent synthetic opioids. As these compounds become more prevalent, reliable reference materials are essential for ensuring safe and accurate drug monitoring.
• Xylazine CRMs address the growing challenge of detecting xylazine in fentanyl mixtures. These materials offer high precision for monitoring this dangerous combination in drug testing.
• Immunosuppressants CRMs provide precise quantitation for therapeutic drug monitoring, helping labs optimize drug dosing and improve patient care outcomes.
• PFAS Exposure Testing Guidance Using HybridSPE^®: Based on guidance from the National Academies of Science, Engineering, and Medicine for PFAS exposure testing, our HybridSPE sorbent offers a simple, effective process for blood sample preparation. It filters out phospholipids after a solvent-assisted protein crash, streamlining analysis by LC-MS/MS.
• Ascentis^® Express RP-Amide Column: This column provides accurate and precise quantification of CBD and its metabolites in human plasma. Withstanding challenging analytical conditions, the Ascentis® Express RP-Amide Column ensures high sensitivity and resolution for your testing needs.
• Supel™ Carbon LC Column: Specifically designed for separating Vitamin D2 and D3 metabolites and their epimers, this column offers excellent peak shape and sensitivity, making it a superior choice for testing related to vitamin D metabolism.
• Supel™ Swift HLB DPX Tips: These tips enhance the analysis of steroid hormones like those used in diagnosing Cushing’s syndrome and Addison’s disease. They allow for reduced sample volume, prevent evaporation, and support automated sample preparation, making it easier to analyze a wide range of hormones.
• Meet the ergonomic, precise, and intuitive MILLI-Q^® IQ 7000 Ultrapure Water System...and more.

Meet Our Experts

Our team of experts will be available to discuss these innovations and more. They can provide insight into how these solutions can support your work in clinical and forensic toxicology. Whether it’s advice on improving workflow efficiency or guidance on tackling new testing challenges, our experts will be ready to help.

Explore Our Forensic and Clinical Testing Solutions

Learn more about our cutting-edge solutions for clinical and forensic testing ahead of the event.