EMSL Analytical, Inc.

01/24/2026

01/23/2026

EMSL is hiring nationwide!

To apply for one of these positions or to learn more about other career opportunities please visit: www.emsl.com/Careers.aspx or email RecruitingTeam@EMSL.com

01/22/2026

Asbestos contamination may be found in dust from a variety of sources. Asbestos may be present due to a poorly performed remediation in the past or from decaying building materials. The asbestos found in dust generally presents itself in very small unbound fibers, which can be released into the air when the dust is disturbed. An alternative for dust sampling may be aggressive air testing, which is not always a practical solution.

There are two commonly used ASTM methods available for sampling settled dust for asbestos analysis. These methods are used to sample and analyze settled dust from a given area:

ASTM D5755 (Micro-vacuum Method)
ASTM D6480 (Wipe Method)

To learn more about Asbestos in Dust Testing, visit https://lnkd.in/ezGUaYiM.

To learn more about EMSL’s laboratory locations, services, and accreditations, visit www.EMSL.com or call 800.220.3675 (EST) / 866.798.1089 (PST).

01/21/2026

The USP guidelines are designed to prevent the improper handling and contamination of sterile compounds for certain drugs or biologic preparations. EMSL can perform sterility testing on CSPs (compounded sterile preparations) to verify their sterility and ensure that they meet the requirements of USP . This includes both compendial and non-compendial testing methods. Additionally, we carry the necessary sampling media.

To learn more about USP Testing with EMSL, visit https://lnkd.in/gSyvxjfV.

For additional information about EMSL’s laboratory locations, services, and accreditations, visit www.EMSL.com or call 800.220.3675 (EST) / 866.798.1089 (PST).

01/20/2026

EMSL's laboratory experts provide analysis of lead, copper, or other metals in drinking. We offer rapid turnaround times and are capable of providing a range of of lead, anions (nitrate/nitrite), and coliform bacteria testing services. Prior to submitting samples, please contact your account manager to confirm any state-specific certification requirements.

To learn more about EMSL’s Lead and Metals Division, visit https://lnkd.in/eBAdNsmd.

To view our laboratory locations, services, and accreditations, visit www.EMSL.com or call 800.220.3675 (EST) / 866.798.1089 (PST).

01/19/2026

Shelf life studies are extremely important when launching a new product to consumers to determine and validate the length of time a product retains its quality under certain storage conditions. Testing is used to ensure the safety and quality of the product prior to its release. Products should be safe to use, retain anticipated quality traits, and meet any nutritional claims indicated on the label for the full extent of the shelf life.

EMSL Analytical offers both real-time and accelerated shelf life studies depending on the needs of the client. To learn more about Shelf life studies, please visit https://lnkd.in/gjYqcxPg

To learn more about EMSL’s laboratory locations, services, and accreditations, visit www.EMSL.com or call 800.220.3675 (EST) / 866.798.1089 (PST).

01/18/2026

IAQ Video Network Releases New Video on Near-Roadway Air Pollution Exposure Risks

When people talk about air pollution, they usually think of big smokestacks or industrial zones, but one of the most pervasive and harmful sources is right b...

01/16/2026

EMSL is hiring nationwide!
To apply for one of these positions or to learn more about other career opportunities please visit: www.emsl.com/Careers.aspx or email RecruitingTeam@EMSL.com

01/15/2026

A recall on cheese products due to listeria contamination has affect stores nationwide. In early January, the recall was updated by the FDA to a Class I.

Listeria monocytogenes (L. monocytogenes) is a bacteria associated with foods as raw milk, supposedly pasteurized fluid milk, cheeses (particularly soft-ripened varieties), ice cream, raw vegetables, fermented raw-meat sausages, raw and cooked poultry, raw meats (all types), and raw and smoked fish. L. monocytogenes is often transmitted during the production of these food products.

EMSL performs analysis of food products for the presence or absence of the bacterium. To read more on Listeria monocytogenes analysis, visit https://www.emsl.com/Services.aspx?action=show&TopServiceCategoryID=12&serviceid=1240.

To learn more about EMSL’s laboratory locations, services, and accreditations, visit www.EMSL.com or call 800.220.3675 (EST) / 866.798.1089 (PST).

01/14/2026

EMSL’s FHA/VA Drinking Water Test Kit supplies the necessary equipment to quickly and efficiently collect a drinking water sample within a clean, complete, and professionally crafted package. EMSL created this informational drinking water package which, in the absence of any specific local or state analytical requirements, is based upon FHA/VA minimum tests for drinking water contaminants. Your drinking water samples will be analyzed for Total Coliform, E. coli, Lead, Nitrate, Nitrite, and Turbidity. The Basic Plus Kit includes the previous plus Iron, Manganese, and pH.

To order a FHA/VA Drinking Water Kit, visit https://lnkd.in/gxv8k2hU).
To learn more about EMSL and our laboratory locations, services, and accreditations, visit www.EMSL.com or call 800.220.3675 (EST) / 866.798.1089 (PST).

01/13/2026

Most combustible material can burn rapidly when in a finely divided form. In certain conditions, that dust can become explosive. Materials that can be combustible and explosible include (but are not limited to): food, grain, to***co, plastics, wood, paper, pulp, rubber, pesticides, pharmaceuticals, dyes, coal, and metals.

EMSL’s combustible dust testing is OSHA compliant and covers a wide range of materials used in many application areas across almost all the major industrial and agricultural sectors.

To learn more about Combustible Dust Testing, visit https://lnkd.in/gpPBE9aJ.

To learn more about EMSL’s laboratory locations, services, and accreditations, visit www.EMSL.com or call 800.220.3675 (EST) / 866.798.1089 (PST).