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Dietary supplement SRMs
NIST has developed new standard reference materials for measuring amounts of organic acids in dietary supplements formulated with Vaccinium berries—cranberries, blueberries and bilberries. The new references are SRM 3281, cranberry (fruit); SRM 3282, low calorie cranberry juice cocktail; SRM 3283 cranberry extract; SRM 3284, cranberry-containing solid oral dosage form; SRM 3285, mixed berry-containing solid oral dosage form; SRM 3287, blueberry (fruit); SRM 3291, bilberry extract.
NIST
Issue: 22-06
RSN: 108
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