Time spent making QC: Making quality controls, bottling, capping, and storing vials is a time-consuming process. UTAK can help you reclaim that time so you can focus on protecting life by focusing more on your labs core competencies.
Time spent remaking QC: If your quality controls fail, you'll need to start over, incurring all associated expenses. With UTAK, you can rest assured that your test will yield the correct result, or we'll remake your Quality Control.
Time Spent Sourcing QC: Sourcing and storing new Analytes to keep up with the ever-changing drugs of abuse market as well as matrices can get frustrating. QC from UTAK, on the other hand, can provide you with access to over 1000 different analytes that we can spike for you.
Cost Efficient Custom Quality Controls
At UTAK, we know the proof of bias rests on your shoulders. You need a trusted partner to deliver your quality controls ensuring your results are 100% accurate, on time and within a tight budget.
You Choose the Matrix
Our controls are made with 100% REAL human matrices to accurately mimic human samples and provide 100% accurate testing results.
You Choose the Analytes
You can choose from over 1000 different analytes to spike your QCs with including Xylazine, Cocaine, Fentanyl, Morphine, and more.
You Choose the Size
We are willing to work with you for a proof of concept so don't worry about size minimums or ordering requirements (Minimum order size is just 50mL).
In Forensics, we know it can be a challenge to keep up with the ever-changing drugs of abuse market, especially with an emergent drug epidemic on every horizon.
That's why we have so many analytes for you to chose from, including Xylazine as our newest addition!
In 2023, fentanyl is involved in more deaths of Americans under 50 than any other cause of death, and the combination of Xylazine with fentanyl continues to be a growing trend in the ever-changing drugs of abuse market.
This is why UTAK has added Xylazine to the list of Analytes you can choose from to customize your quality controls.
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