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Meet our team @ Lab-Supply 2023 in Vienna

News from Sunday, 30 April 2023.

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Meet our Head of BD @ Swiss Biotech Day 2023 in Basel

News from Saturday, 22 April 2023.

Swiss Biotech Day in Switzerland: 24.04.-25.04.2023

Meet our Head of BD @ Europharm International Business Meeting 2023 in Lissabon

News from Wednesday, 19 April 2023.

Europharm International Business Meeting in Portugal: 20.04.-21.04.2023

Meet our Founder @ Med-Lysosomal 2023 in London

News from Monday, 17 April 2023.

Med-Lysosomal in the UK: 20.04.-21.04.2023

Meet our Head of QA @ European QA Conference 2023 in Mainz

News from Thursday, 13 April 2023.

European QA Conference in Germany: 19.04.-21.04.2023

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Did you know:

A quote from one of our collaborators concerning PEG tissue analysis: I am totally blown away by the fact that not only do you have measurable levels of PEG

but they are also dose-dependent!!

Amazing stuff!!
pharm-analyt was

one of the first

CROs to switch to electronic archiving.
Every day

we are learning something
about bioanalysis.
Inpassible…? Imposibol…? Unpossibal…?

Sorry, we’re just not
familiar with this word.
pharm-analyt conducts

25

(bio)-analytical feasibility
studies each year.
Our first look might be

invaluable

and it’s for free!
Rumors say:

…Of all of our equipment, the
highest throughput is with our

espresso machine?!
We work, where the

Austrian Emperors

went on vacation.

(Historical town of Baden)
pharm-analyt is

fully family-owned.
50 %

of the analytical know-how lies
in sample preparation.
Our most sensitive method has an LLOQ of

0.00000000000025

g/mL plasma.

= 250 femtogram/mL
or 250 x 10^-15 g/mL
or 1 kg sugar in lake Chiemsee!
A part of our historical
premises used to be a

bakery

before we moved in.
We are

locals

in the area of trace analysis.
They say

it’s not feasible?

Give us a try.
Metabolite profiling is a matter of

a few days,

not months.
We are

giving away

a lot of our know-how in Hermann’s book “HPLC Methods for Clinical Pharmaceutical Analysis”.

(See R&D)
Rumors say:

…For a remarkable bottle of

Chardonnay,

our founder Hermann Mascher would conduct the analysis of a large clinical study for free. :-)
Throughout the

35 years

of pharm-analyt’s existence it
was always equipped with
state-of-the-art instrumentation.
pharm-analyt has sold

3 European patents

on biomarkers.
pharm-analyt requires as little as

50 µL

sample volume for clinical studies,
if necessary.
“Edelweiss”

is not the Austrian anthem.
It is our national flower.
pharm-analyt has developed bioanalytical assays for more than

400 compounds.
In a number of cases chemical

derivatization

might be the key to
success in bioanalysis.
pharm-analyt has discovered biomarkers that will save

the lives of thousands of children

suffering from various rare diseases.
pharm-analyt has been
GLP certified for almost

30 years.
pharm-analyt was founded

long before

mass spec was widespread.
You will get the clinical PK profile of

250

common drugs from us for free.

Contact us.
"Never give in,
never, never
never, never, in nothing great or small."
(Sir Winston Churchill)
pharm-analyt has won

several awards

for innovation.
Why our founder’s

hairstyle

sometimes reminds of a well known nuclear physicist? Tell us if you know!
pharm-analyt has over

100 publications

in peer reviewed journals.
pharm-analyt has developed
multiple ways of

stabilizing peptides

in plasma.
We are

always eager
for difficult analytical challenges.

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but they are also dose-dependent!!

one of the first

Every day

Inpassible…? Imposibol…? Unpossibal…?

25

invaluable

espresso machine?!

Austrian Emperors

fully family-owned.

50 %

0.00000000000025

bakery

locals

it’s not feasible?

a few days,

giving away

Chardonnay,

35 years

3 European patents

50 µL

“Edelweiss”

400 compounds.

derivatization

the lives of thousands of children

30 years.

long before

250

never, never

several awards

hairstyle

100 publications

stabilizing peptides

always eager