Scientific Solutions

Reference Standards & Quality Control

Certified and non-certified reference materials, analytical standards, controls and QC materials selected around the intended measurement and documentation requirements.

Reference Standards & Quality Control

Coverage

Aventra supports requirement-specific sourcing across the following technology and material areas.

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Certified reference materials
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Pharmaceutical standards
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Food & environmental standards
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Elemental & ion standards
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Microbiology controls
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Molecular controls
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Calibration solutions
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System suitability & verification materials

What we clarify before sourcing

Intended measurement and method
Analyte identity and concentration
Matrix and preparation format
Assigned values and uncertainty
Traceability and certificate requirements
Storage, expiry and lot continuity

Technical Considerations for Reference Standards & QC Selection

These illustrated steps focus on how standards, controls and quality materials should be aligned with the analytical method and quality framework.

01 / DEFINE
Illustrative scientific workflow: Define the analyte and quality frameworkDefine the analyte and quality framework

Specify analyte, matrix, concentration range, method purpose and the regulatory or quality context that governs the result.

  • Clarify the target analyte, matrix and reportable range
  • Identify the analytical method and acceptance criteria
  • Note pharmacopoeial, regulatory or internal quality requirements
02 / SELECT
Illustrative scientific workflow: Select the appropriate standard typeSelect the appropriate standard type

Choose between CRM, analytical standard, control, calibrator or proficiency material based on traceability and method needs.

  • Match the material type to the analytical objective
  • Check traceability, assigned value and uncertainty needs
  • Confirm matrix-match and commutability where relevant
03 / EVALUATE
Illustrative scientific workflow: Evaluate calibration and control designEvaluate calibration and control design

Review calibration levels, verification frequency, control strategy, reconstitution practice and documentation requirements.

  • Set calibration levels and QC checkpoints
  • Consider reconstitution, stability and routine handling
  • Protect documented traceability and review readiness
04 / PLAN
Illustrative scientific workflow: Plan continuity and integrityPlan continuity and integrity

Account for storage, temperature, expiry, replacement timing, certificates and long-term continuity to protect method control.

  • Check expiry dating and replacement lead times
  • Plan temperature-controlled storage and transport
  • Maintain certificate, CoA and lot-history records