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With Pharmacopoeias Products in compliance with Pharmacopoeias Products that comply with Pharmacopoeial Monographs Art. No. Description Art. No. Description AC0342 Acetic acid glacial, extra pure, Pharmpur®, Ph Eur, BP, USP ET0003 Ethanol 96% v/v, extra pure, Pharmpur®, Ph Eur, BP AC0312 Acetone, extra pure, Pharmpur®, Ph Eur, BP, NF ET0006 Ethanol absolute, extra pure, Pharmpur®, Ph Eur, BP, USP AC0355 Acetylsalicylic acid, extra pure, Pharmpur®, Ph Eur, BP, USP AC0143 Ethyl acetate, extra pure, Pharmpur®, Ph Eur, BP, NF AL0030 L-Alanine, extra pure, Pharmpur®, Ph Eur, BP, US ET0137 Ethylenediamine, extra pure, Pharmpur®, Ph Eur, BP, USP AL0740 Aluminium ammonium sulfate dodecahydrate, extra pure, AC0963 Ethylenediaminetetraacetic acid, EDTA, disodium salt, dihydrate, Pharmpur®, USP extra pure, Pharmpur®, Ph Eur, BP AL0770 Aluminium chloride hexahydrate, extra pure, Pharmpur®, Ph Eur, BP, USP FO0010 Formaldehyde, solution 37% w/w, extra pure, Pharmpur®, AL0745 Aluminium potassium sulfate dodecahydrate, extra pure, Ph Eur, BP, USP, stabilized with approx. 10% of methanol Pharmpur®, Ph Eur, BP, USP LE0070 D(-)-Fructose, extra pure, Pharmpur®, Ph Eur, BP, USP AL0855 Aluminium sulfate 18-hydrate, extra pure, Pharmpur®, Ph Eur, BP GA0025 D(+)-Galactose, extra pure, Pharmpur®, Ph Eur, BP AM0250 Ammonia, solution 25% w/w, extra pure, Pharmpur®, Ph Eur GL0125 D(+)-Glucose anhydrous, extra pure, Pharmpur®, Ph Eur, BP, USP AM0256 Ammonia, solution 28% w/w, reagent grade, Pharmpur®, Ph Eur GL0129 D(+)-Glucose monohydrate, extra pure, Pharmpur®, Ph Eur, BP, USP AM0265 Ammonium bromide, extra pure, Pharmpur®, Ph Eur, BP AC1225 L-Glutamic acid, extra pure, Pharmpur®, Ph Eur, BP AM0270 Ammonium chloride, extra pure, Pharmpur®, Ph Eur, BP, USP GL0165 L-Glutamine, extra pure, Pharmpur®, USP AM0349 Ammonium heptamolybdate tetrahydrate, extra pure, Pharmpur®, USP GL0027 Glycerol, 99%, extra pure, Pharmpur®, Ph Eur, BP, USP AM0310 di-Ammonium hydrogen phosphate, extra pure, Pharmpur®, NF AC0402 Glycine, extra pure, Pharmpur®, Ph Eur, BP, USP AR0125 L-Arginine monohydrochloride, extra pure, Pharmpur®, Ph Eur, BP, USP GO0020 Gum arabic, powder, extra pure, Pharmpur®, Ph Eur, BP AR0120 L-Arginine, extra pure, Pharmpur®, Ph Eur, BP, USP HI0405 L-Histidine hydrochloride monohydrate, extra pure, Pharmpur®, AS0015 L-Asparagine monohydrate, extra pure, Pharmpur®, Ph Eur, BP Ph Eur, BP AC0529 L-Aspartic acid, extra pure, Pharmpur®, Ph Eur, BP, USP HI0395 L-Histidine, extra pure, Pharmpur®, Ph Eur, BP, USP BA0080 Barium sulfate, extra pure, Pharmpur®, Ph Eur, BP AC0736 Hydrochloric acid, 37%, extra pure, Pharmpur®, Ph Eur, BP, NF, JP ® PE0160 Benzoyl peroxide, moistened with 25% H2O, extra pure, AC0756 Hydrochloric acid, solution min. 35% w/w, extra pure, Pharmpur , Ph Eur Pharmpur®, Ph Eur, BP YO0019 Iodine, pearls, resublimed, extra pure, Pharmpur®, Ph Eur, BP, USP AL0162 Benzyl alcohol, extra pure, Pharmpur®, Ph Eur, BP, NF HI0350 Iron(II) sulfate heptahydrate, extra pure, Pharmpur®, Ph Eur, BP, USP BE0185 Benzyl benzoate, extra pure, Pharmpur®, Ph Eur, BP, USP IS0140 L-Isoleucine, extra pure, Pharmpur®, Ph Eur, BP, USP BI0225 Bismuth(III) hydroxide nitrate, extra pure, Pharmpur®, Ph Eur, BP, USP AC1380 L(+)-Lactic acid, 88 - 92%, extra pure, Pharmpur®, Ph Eur, BP AC0577 Boric acid, extra pure, Pharmpur®, Ph Eur, BP, NF LA0060 D(+)-Lactose monohydrate, extra pure, Pharmpur®, Ph Eur, BP, NF AL0170 1-Butanol, extra pure, Pharmpur®, NF LE0055 L-Leucine, extra pure, Pharmpur®, Ph Eur, BP, USP CA0150 Caffeine anhydrous, extra pure, Pharmpur®, Ph Eur, BP, USP LI0098 Lithium carbonate, extra pure, Pharmpur®, Ph Eur, BP, USP CA0182 Calcium carbonate, precipitated, extra pure, Pharmpur®, Ph Eur, BP, USP MA0027 Magnesium acetate tetrahydrate, extra pure, Pharmpur®, Ph Eur, BP CA0193 Calcium chloride dihydrate, powder, extra pure, Pharmpur®, MA0035 Magnesium chloride hexahydrate, extra pure, Pharmpur®, Ph Eur, BP, USP Ph Eur, BP, USP CA0203 tri-Calcium dicitrate tetrahydrate, powder, extra pure, Pharmpur®, USP MA0060 Magnesium oxide, extra pure, Pharmpur®, Ph Eur, BP, USP CA0210 Calcium hydrogen phosphate dihydrate, extra pure, Pharmpur®, MA0040 Magnesium stearate, extra pure, Pharmpur®, Ph Eur, BP, NF Ph Eur, BP, USP MA0084 Magnesium sulfate heptahydrate, extra pure, Pharmpur®, CA0216 Calcium hydroxide, powder, extra pure, Pharmpur®, Ph Eur, BP, USP Ph Eur, BP, USP CA0180 Calcium L(+)-ascorbate, extra pure, Pharmpur®, USP AC1410 Maleic acid, extra pure, Pharmpur®, Ph Eur, BP CA0225 Calcium lactate pentahydrate, extra pure, Pharmpur®, Ph Eur, BP, USP AC1420 DL-Malic acid, extra pure, Pharmpur®, Ph Eur, BP, NF CA0205 tri-Calcium phosphate anhydrous, extra pure, Pharmpur®, Ph Eur, BP MA0130 Manganese(II) sulfate monohydrate, extra pure, Pharmpur®, CA0284 Calcium sulfate dihydrate, extra pure, Pharmpur®, Ph Eur, BP, NF Ph Eur, BP, USP CO0180 Cholesterol, extra pure, Pharmpur®, Ph Eur, BP, NF MA0149 D(-)-Mannitol, extra pure, Pharmpur®, Ph Eur, BP, USP AC0718 Citric acid anhydrous, extra pure, Pharmpur®, Ph Eur, BP, USP ME0169 Mercury(II) chloride, extra pure, Pharmpur®, Ph Eur, BP AC0720 Citric acid monohydrate, extra pure, Pharmpur®, Ph Eur, BP, USP ME0301 Methanol, extra pure, Pharmpur®, Ph Eur, BP, NF CO0190 Collodion, solution approx. 4% w/v, extra pure, Pharmpur®, USP ME0635 L-Methionine, extra pure, Pharmpur®, Ph Eur, BP, USP CO0100 Copper(II) chloride dihydrate, extra pure, Pharmpur®, USP ME0478 Methyl 4-hydroxybenzoate, extra pure, Pharmpur®, Ph Eur, BP, NF CO0087 Copper(II) sulfate anhydrous, extra pure, Pharmpur®, Ph Eur, BP, USP SA0180 Methyl salicylate, extra pure, Pharmpur®, Ph Eur, NF CO0096 Copper(II) sulfate pentahydrate, extra pure, Pharmpur®, Ph Eur, BP, USP ME0495 1-Methyl-2-pyrrolidone, extra pure, Pharmpur®, Ph Eur, BP CI0315 L-Cystine, extra pure, Pharmpur®, Ph Eur, BP AC1590 Nicotinic acid, extra pure, Pharmpur®, Ph Eur, BP, USP DE0040 Dextrin white, extra pure, Pharmpur®, Ph Eur PE0125 Pepsin 1:10000, Pharmpur®, NF CL0332 Dichloromethane, extra pure, stabilized with approx. PE0120 Pepsin 1:3000, Pharmpur®, NF 50 ppm of amylene, Pharmpur®, Ph Eur, BP, NF FE0478 Phenol, approx. 90%, aqueous solution, extra pure, Pharmpur®, USP CL0331 Dichloromethane, extra pure, stabilized with approx. FE0480 Phenol, crystallized, extra pure, Pharmpur®, Ph Eur, BP, USP 50 ppm of amylene, Pharmpur®, Ph Eur, BP, NF FE0180 L-Phenylalanine, extra pure, Pharmpur®, Ph Eur, BP, USP DI0472 Diethanolamine, extra pure, Pharmpur®, NF AC1098 ortho-Phosphoric acid, 85%, extra pure, Pharmpur®, Ph Eur, BP, NF ET0078 Diethyl ether, extra pure, Pharmpur®, Ph Eur, BP, PI0050 Piperazine hexahydrate, extra pure, Pharmpur®, Ph Eur, BP stabilized with approx. 7 ppm of 2,6-Di-tert-butyl-4-methylphenol (BHT) PO0109 Potassium acetate, extra pure, Pharmpur®, Ph Eur, BP DI0827 Diisopropanolamine, extra pure, Pharmpur®, NF PO0170 Potassium carbonate, extra pure, Pharmpur®, Ph Eur, BP, USP SU0151 Dimethyl sulfoxide, extra pure, Pharmpur®, Ph Eur, USP PO0199 Potassium chloride, extra pure, Pharmpur®, Ph Eur, BP, USP [email protected] Scharlab The Lab Sourcing Group Products in compliance with Pharmacopoeias Products that comply with Pharmacopoeial Monographs Art. No. Description Art. No. Description PO0186 tri-Potassium citrate monohydrate, extra pure, Pharmpur®, AC2040 Succinic acid, extra pure, Pharmpur®, NF Ph Eur, BP, USP SU0060 Sulfanilamide, extra pure, Pharmpur®, Ph Eur PO0259 Potassium dihydrogen phosphate, extra pure, Pharmpur®, Ph Eur, BP, NF AZ0041 Sulfur flower, extra pure, Pharmpur®, Ph Eur, BP PO0242 Potassium disulfite, extra pure, Pharmpur®, Ph Eur, NF AC2070 Sulfuric acid, 95 - 98%, extra pure, Pharmpur®, Ph Eur, BP, NF PO0257 di-Potassium hydrogen phosphate anhydrous, extra pure, Pharmpur®, AC2066 Sulfuric acid, 95 - 98%, extra pure, Pharmpur®, Ph Eur, BP, NF, Ph Eur, BP, USP packed in HDPE bottles PO0150 Potassium hydrogen tartrate, extra pure, Pharmpur®, Ph Eur, BP TI0080 Thymol, extra pure, Pharmpur®, Ph Eur, BP, NF PO0266 Potassium hydroxide, pellets, extra pure, Pharmpur®, Ph Eur, BP, NF ES0063 Tin(II) chloride dihydrate, extra pure, Pharmpur®, Ph Eur, BP PO0411 Potassium iodide, extra pure, Pharmpur®, Ph Eur, BP, USP AC3130 Trichloroacetic acid, extra pure, Pharmpur®, Ph Eur, BP PO0285 Potassium nitrate, extra pure, Pharmpur®, Ph Eur, BP, USP TR0202 Triethanolamine, extra pure, Pharmpur®, Ph Eur, NF PO0319 Potassium perchlorate, extra pure, Pharmpur®, Ph Eur TR0422 Tris-(hydroxymethyl)-aminomethane, extra pure, Pharmpur®, Ph Eur, BP PO0330 Potassium permanganate, extra pure, Pharmpur®, Ph Eur, BP, USP TR0400 L-Tryptophan, extra pure, Pharmpur®, Ph Eur, BP, USP PO0353 Potassium sodium tartrate tetrahydrate, extra pure, Pharmpur®, TI0325 L-Tyrosine, extra pure, Pharmpur®, Ph Eur, BP, USP Ph Eur, BP, USP VA0055 L-Valine, extra pure, Pharmpur®, Ph Eur, BP, USP PO0360 Potassium sorbate, extra pure, Pharmpur®, Ph Eur, BP, NF AC0030 Vaseline oil, extra pure, Pharmpur®, Ph Eur, BP, USP PO0363 Potassium sulfate, extra pure, Pharmpur®, Ph Eur, BP VI0150 Vitamin B1 hydrochloride, Pharmpur®, Ph Eur, BP, USP PR0025 Procaine hydrochloride, extra pure, Pharmpur®, Ph Eur, BP, USP XI0080 D(+)-Xylose, extra pure, Pharmpur®, Ph Eur, BP PR0055 L-Proline, extra pure, Pharmpur®, Ph Eur, BP, USP CI0150 Zinc acetate dihydrate, extra pure, Pharmpur®, Ph Eur, BP, USP AL0436 1-Propanol, extra pure, Pharmpur®, Ph Eur CI0160 Zinc chloride, extra pure, Pharmpur®, Ph Eur, BP, USP AL0311 2-Propanol, extra pure, Pharmpur®, Ph Eur, BP, USP CI0195 Zinc oxide, extra pure, Pharmpur®, Ph Eur, BP, USP PR0085 1,2-Propylene
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