US distributor found for IQ/OQ/PQ qualification kits
NLG Analytical has signed ZefSci as its distributor for the company?s IQ/OQ/PQ qualification kit in the US and Canada. The agreement, which was formalized at this year?s Pittcon, will allow distribution of the v-kit, which provides IQ/OQ/PQ qualification of HPLC and GC instruments.
NLG Analytical has signed ZefSci as its distributor for the company's IQ/OQ/PQ qualification kit in the US and Canada. The agreement, which was formalized at this year's Pittcon, will allow distribution of the v-kit, which provides IQ/OQ/PQ qualification of HPLC and GC instruments.
Dr Zoubair El Fallah, CEO and president of ZefSci says, "With the enormous growth in regulations across several key industries, the demand on equipment qualification is very challenging. Offering customers a convenient and economical option is becoming very important. We feel that the v-kit platform is currently the most advanced tool to capture this demand."
Neil Gowans, MD of NLG Analytical, added, "ZefSci knows the benefits of v-kit because it is a service-based organization and already a v-kit customer. Because ZefSci understands service delivery it has the skills and experience to sell and distribute v-kit, use it for its own qualification delivery and to train its customers how to use kit to qualify their own equipment."
For more information about these companies visit www.nlg-analytical.com and www.zefsci.com
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