Fast and Easy Cannabis Potency Testing Using an Entry Level LC System

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This application note shows the fast and simple analysis of nine cannabinoids of interest using an Agilent 1260 Infinity HPLC in an entry level setup. Results obtained from actual cannabis samples were cross validated on another system (LC–MS/MS) using UHPLC separation techniques.

 

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