Sander, L.
, Sharpless, K.
and Wise, S.
(2006),
Dietary Supplement Standard Reference Materials, Life Sciences
(Accessed March 15, 2026)
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Dietary Supplement Standard Reference Materials
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Abstract
A new category of Standard Reference Materials based on dietary supplements are under development by NIST, with certified values for organic constituents and selected trace elements. These materials are provided primarily for use in method development and as control materials. The SRM suites will assist manufacturers of dietary supplements to characterize raw materials for potency, authenticity, and contamination or adulteration. In addition, the SRMs will assist in assessment of consistency and quality in finished products. The goal of this ongoing effort is to provide tools to the dietary supplement industry and measurement communities that will lead to improved quality of dietary supplements, and ultimately reduce public health risks that could potentially be associated with these products.Citation
Life Sciences
Volume
78
Issue
18
Pub Type
Journals
Keywords
botanical, control material, dietary supplements, reference material, SRM, standard reference material
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Created March 27, 2006, Updated February 19, 2017