Analysis of Vitamin D in Milk and Infant Formula using UHPLC/MS/MS per AOAC Method 2011.11
Analysis of Vitamin D in Milk and Infant Formula using UHPLC/MS/MS per AOAC Method 2011.11
24 Nov 2015Fortification of milk, dairy products, infant and adult nutritionals with vitamin D is required in many countries in order to provide additional dietary vitamin D. A method for the determination of nutritionally important vitamin D forms is presented here. Analysis is performed as standards, and extracted from milk and infant formula after saponification following AOAC method 2011.11 using our Titan™ C18 UHPLC column and MS/MS with APCI detection.
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