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O-004 / O-004-1ML updated item number format
Oxymorphone
1.0 mg/mL in Methanol | Certified Reference Material
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A certified Snap-N-Spike® solution of oxymorphone suitable for use in a variety of GC/MS or LC/MS applications from pain prescription monitoring, clinical toxicology, and pharmaceutical research to forensic analysis and urine drug testing. Oxymorphone, sold under trade names such as Opana, Numorphan, and Numorphone, is an opiate analgesic indicated for the relief of moderate to severe pain.
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| Concentration:
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1.0 mg/mL
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| Solvent:
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Methanol
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| Unit Size:
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1 mL/ampoule
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| CAS Number:
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76-41-5
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| Chemical Formula:
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C17H19NO4
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| Molecular Weight:
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301.34
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| Certificate of Analysis:
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| US List Price:
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Regulatory Control
▶ USDEA exempt chemical preparation - no USDEA registration or paperwork required
▶ Canada Test Kit Registration # 61-1416 - no Health Canada import authorization required
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UN Number, Class, PG
1230, 3, II
Safety Data Sheet
HS Code
3822.90.0000
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