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PROPRIETARY INFORMATION
CONFIDENTIAL MATERIAL
Assays/Reagents Not for Customer Distribution
116
AEROSET
®
System Troubleshooting Guide
94816-107—November 2004
Troubleshooting Imprecision
Imprecision on the Cannabinoids assay can be the result of:
Crimped tubing, especially at the cuvette wash station
Incomplete cuvette wash
Certain types of plastics adsorb cannabinoids (THC) from
solutions, decreasing the concentration. Observe the following
guidelines to prevent adsorption.
AEROSET sample cups should be filled with 600 µL of
calibrator, control, or specimen to minimize the
surface-to-volume ratio.
Do not use disposable polyethylene transfer pipettes to
dispense calibrators, controls, or specimens.
Do not redispense solutions from a pipette back into a
calibrator, control, or specimen container (includes
redispensing after wetting a pipette tip).
Immerse the pipette tips below the surface of the liquid
only far enough to aspirate the needed volume; this
minimizes contact of the pipette tip with calibrator,
control, or specimen.
Ranitidine 900
Scopolamine 500
Thioridazine 100
Tramadol 100
Tyramine 100
Zidovudine (AZT)
2 mg/mL
Zolpidem 100
Compound
SYVA Package Insert
µg/mL

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