HPLC is a reliable method for quantifying vitamin D2 and D3, particularly in clinical and pharmaceutical settings. The Ascentis C18 column is effective for separating these fat-soluble vitamins, while isocratic HPLC methods ensure precision in tablet formulations. HPLC also enables rapid and accurate measurement of 25(OH)D2 and 25(OH)D3, making it suitable for routine clinical monitoring … Continue reading Can HPLC be used for high-throughput vitamin D screening in clinical labs?