Would you like to determine and quantify the presence of mercury traces in cosmetic products according to ISO 23674 AND 23821?
Why determine and quantify the presence of mercury traces in cosmetic products according to ISO 23674 AND 23821?
First of all, the ISO/FDIS 23674 standard concerns the determination of the presence of mercury traces in cosmetic products. Indeed, ISO 23674 describes in detail the direct method for determining mercury traces in cosmetics by thermal decomposition and atomic absorption spectrometry.
ISO 23821, for its part, concerns the quantification of mercury traces by atomic absorption spectrometry (AAS) of cold vapor after pressure digestion.
Mercury is a toxic substance whose presence is very strictly controlled and may prevent products from being placed on the market.
As such, the support of a competent laboratory in the determination and quantification of mercury traces in cosmetics according to ISO 23674 and ISO 23821 is essential as part of quality control or a cosmetic product manufacturing process.
FILAB supports you in the determination and quantification of mercury traces in your cosmetic products according to ISO 23674 AND 23821
Through our three levels of services: analysis, expertise, and R&D support, FILAB supports cosmetics companies in the determination and quantification of mercury traces in cosmetic products according to ISO/FDIS 23674 and 23821. To do this, FILAB provides its clients with the know-how and experience of its team, as well as a analytical facility of 2,100 m² equipped with state-of-the-art equipment.
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