Thermo Scientific™ NanoDrop™ Ultra FL-1 Fluorescence Verification Kit

Engineered specifically for researchers conducting RNA analyses through qPCR and RT-PCR methodologies, the NanoDrop Ultra FL-1 Fluorescence Verification Kit supports the advanced microliter multimode detection capabilities of NanoDrop Ultra/UltraC FL instruments. The integration of robust fluorescence assay verification ensures streamlined workflows while maintaining effortless compliance with 21 CFR Part 11 regulatory requirements.

Features of the NanoDrop Ultra FL-1 Fluorescence Verification Kit include:

• Comprehensive reagent kit—contains three essential reagents, including Blank Reagent, Green Fluorescence Reagent, and Far Red Fluorescence Reagent for complete system calibration and performance verification
• Instrument-specific compatibility—engineered exclusively for NanoDrop Ultra FL and UltraC FL spectrofluorometer models to ensure optimal system integration and measurement accuracy
• User-friendly implementation—supplied with comprehensive setup and operational instructions to facilitate proper reagent handling and calibration procedures
• Preventive maintenance protocol—designed for biannual application (every six months) to maintain instrument precision and extend operational lifespan
• Multi-wavelength calibration capability—enables calibration across multiple fluorescence detection channels through green and far-red fluorescent standards
• Quality assurance standards—provides blank reference material for baseline correction and systematic error identification during routine instrument validation

Laboratory quality assurance and measurement integrity

By implementing the NanoDrop Ultra FL-1 Fluorescence Verification Assay Kit, laboratories establish a robust quality assurance framework that ensures their NanoDrop Ultra FL and UltraC FL devices maintain optimal functional performance. This systematic approach to instrument validation directly supports the maintenance of measurement integrity across all fluorescence-based analytical procedures. The verification process enables laboratories to demonstrate compliance with quality standards while providing documented evidence of instrument performance, thereby supporting regulatory requirements and internal quality management systems.