Py-GC/MS
Primary Method
<10 µm
Detection Limit
Polymer ID
Particle Type
10–15 days
TAT

Microplastics in Liquid Supplement Products

Consumer concern and regulatory scrutiny around microplastics in food and supplement products is growing rapidly.

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Packaging Migration

Plastic packaging can leach microparticles into liquid supplements, especially under heat or UV exposure.

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Consumer Transparency

Proactive microplastics testing allows brands to make evidence-based transparency claims.

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Py-GC/MS Method

Pyrolysis-GC/MS provides polymer-specific identification — distinguishing PE, PP, PET, nylon, and others.

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Regulatory Trajectory

EPA, FDA, and EU agencies are actively developing microplastic limits. Early testing positions brands ahead of regulation.

Microplastics Analysis for Liquid Matrices

What the testing report covers.

How to Submit a Sample

Submitting takes less than 5 minutes. Most projects turn around in 5–10 business days from sample receipt.

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Request Online

Fill out our sample intake form — sample type, quantity, and timeline. We confirm turnaround and quote within one business day.

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Ship Your Sample

We'll send submission instructions and our San Diego shipping address. Most samples ship ambient or cold depending on stability requirements.

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Receive Your COA

Results are delivered as a signed PDF COA within the agreed turnaround. Rush service (2–3 business days) available for urgent timelines.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is there a regulatory limit for microplastics in supplements?

Currently, there are no established regulatory limits for microplastics in dietary supplements in the US or EU. However, testing now provides baseline data and supports transparency claims.

What plastic types can you identify?

Our Py-GC/MS method identifies the most common polymers: polyethylene (PE), polypropylene (PP), polyethylene terephthalate (PET), polystyrene (PS), nylon, and PVC.

How much sample is needed?

Typically 50–100 mL of liquid supplement. We accommodate smaller volumes for concentrated products.

Ready to Get Your COA?

Submit your samples and receive an ISO 17025 accreditation pending Certificate of Analysis. Results in 5–10 business days.