Caber Research Tablets – 20ct | Laboratory Chemical Reference Material

Caber is a controlled laboratory research compound provided in 20-count tablet form, designed to support advanced analytical and chemical studies. These tablets allow precise, consistent handling for projects requiring solid reference materials, including chromatographic profiling, structural verification, degradation studies, and solvent-behavior analysis.

Prepared in a sterile, controlled setting, Caber tablets are optimized for stability, consistency, and reproducibility across research environments. This product is suited exclusively for in-vitro, non-biological experimentation and is not intended for clinical, medical, or human use.

Its compact tablet format makes it a convenient reference material for laboratories performing recurring measurements, comparative assays, and quality-control evaluations.

Laboratory Applications 

Caber tablets are suitable for:

• GC-MS and HPLC analytical profiling

• Structural and purity verification

• Solid-compound degradation and stability testing

• Reference material comparison

• Solvent interaction studies

• In-vitro, non-biological assays

Product Format:

• 20 tablets per container

• Research-only solid compound

FAQ 

1. What is Caber (20ct)?

Caber is a solid-form research chemical provided in a 20-count container for analytical and in-vitro laboratory study.

2. Is Caber intended for human consumption?

No. This compound is not for human or veterinary use, performance use, or any medical application.

3. What research applications does Caber support?

Typical laboratory uses include:

• Chromatographic and spectral analysis

• Solid-compound purity and stability research

• Degradation and solvent-behavior studies

• Assay comparison and reference work

• Non-biological, in-vitro testing

4. How many tablets come in one container?

Each unit includes 20 tablets.

5. Is a COA or analytical documentation available?

Documentation may be supplied upon request depending on current batch availability.

6. Can Caber be used for biological or in-vivo experiments?

No. It is restricted to non-biological research only.