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Dioxin Test Labs and Methods 1613, 8290 etc. , (parts per trillion)
To:
Tien Gartini, Ing. MSi.
tiengartini@hotmail.com
Head of Sub Directorate of Food Regulation,
Dept of Health,
Republic of Indonesia.
cc. Jon Campbell
jon@cqs.com
Emmanuel de Broux
emmanuel.debroux@ping.be
Request by Tien Gartin:
1. How to test for dioxin.
2. How to prepare sample.
A program of cross checking between labs
was developed and is called SCC.
This is an older list of SCC Labs from
the EPA. I would guess that most are
still testing dioxins.
Emmanuel de Broux is following this
issue in Europe; suggest that he and
his friends prepare and post a similar
list on this forum.
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"Anyone who promotes endocrine
disruptor use which mediates gene
damage for greed, should be tried
for crimes against mankind"
One condition diabetes is already at
6% of the population. An overlapping
condition, porphyria is at 6 to 9% of
the population.
If we continue to damage genes with
dioxin and related conditions are
doubling each 10 years, how long
before there are no undamaged genes
left on the planet?
2000 approximately 10%
2010 " 20%
2020 " 40%
2030 " 80%
2033 " 100%
So by the year 2033, if trends continue,
endocrine disruptors will damage the
entire gene pool. At that time where
will undamaged cord cell type DNA
be sourced? Even for the extremely rich
and extremely well connected ruling
elite?
George C. Jeffrey BS ChE
PO Box 11622
Jacksonville FL 32239
GCJeffrey@aol.com
(904)564-2620
Citizens Reaction Against Pollution
was started by John Austin to track
military related toxins, civilian
toxins and health effects.
This organization is working to
eliminate toxins and encourage the
chemically poisoned to find toxicologists,
endocrinologists and coordinate with
other chemically poisoned people.
See poison control center reference
book "Chemical Exposure and Human
Health" by Cynthia Wilson, page 259.
http://biz-comm.com/CIIN/Book.htm
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Dioxins Lab Tests
Method 1613 (Water, air, material...)
EPA 8290 Dioxins-Furans, 8088-PCB
CDC Method
"PRIVATE LABS"
Triangle
Quanterra (was CAL)
MRI
Alta Analytical
PAI
US GOVERNMENT LABS
CDC
EPA
SWEDEN
SUUCR
CANADA
JAPAN
The use of this information is not a substitute for medical, legal or other
professional services. Consult competent professionals for application,
confirmation of this information and for answers to your specific
questions.
PRIVATE LABS
Triangle Laboratories of RTP Inc.
801 Capitola Drive
Durham NC 27713
(919) 544-5729
544-5491
Client Services: Debbie Hauge
Blood: EPA(CDC) #8290 Tetra-Octa PCDD-PCDF(including Furans) $1125
EPA(CDC) #8080 PCB $165
Toxicologist (Colorado) Dr. Teitelbaum MD Medical Toxicology Parnership
(303)355-2625
Quanterra
(was Enseco/Cal Analytical Labs-CAL)
880 Riverside Parkway
W. Sacramento CA 95601-1501
(916)373-5600
372-7768 Fax
Contact: Michael Mille, Kathy Gill*
EPA(CDC) #8290 Tetra-Octa PCDD-PCDF(including Furans) $
EPA(CDC) #8080 PCB $
Toxicologist ?
*No human testing
Midwest Research Institute (MRI)
425 Volker Boulevard
Kansas City MO 64110
(816) 753-7600
753-8420 Fax
Contact: John Stanley or
Nancy Friederich (metals)
Paul Cramer (dioxins) 1190
Shirley Jones Secretary 1229
Cathy Bogas dioxins ?
EPA(CDC) #8290 Tetra-Octa PCDD-PCDF(including Furans) $
EPA(CDC) #8080 PCB $
(Screen?)for one person $5000
" for up to 5 people $3500
" for up to 10 $1500
Blood: 50 - 100 ml separated
Fat tissue 5 - 10 grams
Toxicologist ?
Alta Analytical Lab, Inc. (ALTA)
5070 Robert J. Mathews Pkwy
Suite 2
El Dorado Hills CA 95630
(916) 933-1640
933-0940
Contact: William Luksemburg
EPA 8290 /1613A
Dioxin Screen Tetra thru octa Chlorinated furans(1-oxygen) + dioxins(2-
oxygen) $1600 ~10%discount/100 tests ~25%discount/500 tests
Human Tissure 50 grams fat adipos
blood 1 unit 250 ml
hair 100g
Ziploc brand w/normal zipper.
Pacific Analytical Inc. PAI
6349 Paseo Del Lago
Suite 102
Carlbad CA 92009
(619) 931-1766
931-9479 Fax
Contact: Lee Helms(organics)
Stevve Parsons (pesticides)
Dante Bencivengo (dioxins/furans)
EPA(CDC) #8290 Tetra-Octa PCDD-PCDF(including Furans) $1100
EPA(CDC) #8080 PCB
$
Do not routinely test bilogical fluids.
(Noted that hair testing may be more viable).
No Toxicologist
US GOVERNMENT LABS
EPA
Water, Office Of
Science and Technology, Office of
401 M St. SW
Washington DC 20460
Ben Honaker
(202) 260-2272
List of Qualified SCC Labs (Dioxin etc.)
CDC Dioxin Lab
Blood: CDC Dioxin Method, CLIA Tetra-Octa PCDD-PCDF(including Furans)
CDC PCB Method, CLIA
Don Patterson (770) 488-4207 will be in Europe for conferences.
Ilene Morgan (770) 488-4111
SWEDEN
Sweden University of Umea Christopher Rappe.
(Chemosphere)
011 46-90-16-52-66
Qualified SCC Labs
1/14/94
Please note that this list is broken down by the analytical groups
in which the labs have performed work. Labs listed in these groups have
submitted approved analytical data (e.g. organics) or start up tests data
pertaining to the group with which they are associated. However, all of
the labs listed below are in good standing with SCC and may be solicited
outside of the program that they are identified with below (this can be
done when the Viar Capabilities Survey Index shows capability in another
area). Whenever any lab (SCC or SAS Eligible CLP) performs an analysis
for the first time, it is imperative that they complete associated start
up tests and any required PE analysis prior analysis of field samples.
Organic labs-Methods 1624C/1625C
PAI
S-Cubed
ATI-CO
Metals Labs-Method 1620
ETS
S-Cubed
MRI
AOX Labs-Method 1650
ETS(Centec)
ATI-CO
Thermo (TMA/ERG)
Triangle
Quanterra (was CAL)
OX Labs-Method 1648
Texas A & M
Thermo (TMA/ERG)
Triangle
Quanterra (was CAL)
Radiochemistry Labs
Core (Wyoming)
Pesticides/Herbicides Labs
AATS
ATI-CO
ATI-CA
ATI-WA
Common
CSU
ESE
ETS
PAI
S-Cubed
Texas A&M
Global
Dioxins Labs-Method 1613
Triangle
Quanterra (was CAL)
MRI
Alta Analytical
PAI
Resin and Fatty Acids Labs
Columbia
Chlorinated Phenolics Labs
ATI-CO
S-Cubed
Quanterra (was CAL)
Wet Chemistry Labs
Commonwealth
CEIMIC
Coast to Coast
CH2MHILL
ETS
Ross
Texas A&M
Toxicity Testing Labs
AnalytiKEM
Aquatec
Batelle Columbus
Battelle Research, Inc.
CH@MHill-Southwest
Commonwealth
ESE
ENSR
Pacific Northwest Labs
TAI
TRAC
SAMPLE CONTROL CENTER LAB LIST
ALTA Analytical Lab, Inc. (ALTA)
5070 Robert J. Mathews Pkwy
Suite 2
El Dorado Hills CA 95630
phone: 916-933-1640
FAX: 916-933-0940
Contact: William Luksemburg
American Analytical and Technical
Service AATS
1700 W. Albany, Suited C
Broken Arrow OK 74012
phone: 918-251-0545
FAX: 918-251-2599
Analytical Technologies Inc.
(ATI-CA)
5550 Morehouse Drive
San Diego CA 92121-9044
phone: 619-458-9141
FAX: 619-558j-2389
Contact: Pat Schroeder
Analytical Technologies Inc.
(ATI-CO)
225 Commerce Drive
Fort Collins CO 80524
phone: 303-490-1511
FAX: 303-490-1522
Contact:
Steve Workman (pesticides)
Phil Ryan (organics)
Analytical Technologies Inc.
(ATI-WA)
560 Naches Avenue S.W.
Suite 101
Renton WA 98055
phone: 206-228-8335
FAX: 206-228-8498
Contact: Fritz Grothcop
CEIMIC Corporation
10 Dean Knauss Drive
Narragansett RI 02882
phone: 401-782-8900
FAX: 401-782-8905
Contact: Miguel Muzzio
CH2MHill Southeast
(for classical wet chem.)
One Innovation Drive
Suite C
Alachua FL 32615
phone: 904-462-3050
FAX: 904-462-1670
Contact: Karen Daniels
Coast to Coast Analytical Services
340 County Road
Westbrook ME 04092
phone: 207-874-2400
FAX: 207-775-4029
Contact: Bill Warren
Colorado State University (CSU)
Colorado Pesticides Center
Room 127, Physiology Building
Fort Collins CO 80523
phone: 303-491-7907
FAX: 303-491-5128
Contact: John Tessari
Columbia Analytical Services
(Columbia)
1317 South 13th Street
Kelso WA 98626
phone: 206-577-7222
FAX: 206-577-7222
Contact: Lee Wolf
Commonwealth Technology
2520 Regency Road
Lexington KY 40503
phone: 606-276-3506
FAX: 606-278-5665
Contact: Shih-Ling Chang
(pesticides and wet chem.)
CORE Labs (CORE)
420 West 1st Street
Casper WY 82601
phone: 307-235-5741
FAX: 307-266-1676
Contact: Don Ukele
Quanterra
(was Enseco/CAL Analytical Labs-
CAL)
880 Riveside Parkway
W. Sacramento CA 95605-1501
phone: 916-373-5600
FAX: 916-372-7768
Contact: Michael Mille
Kathy Gill
Environmental Science &
Engineering (ESE)
(for pesticides)
P. O. Box ESE
5 miles W. of I-75 on SR 26
Gainesville FL 32602
phone: 904-332-3318
Contact: Mike Winslow
cont.
SAMPLE CONTROL CENTER LAB LIST
EST Analytical Services (EST)
1401 Municipal Rd., NW
Roanoke VA 24012
phone: 703-265-0004
FAX: 703-563-4866
Contact: Dave Tompkins
Midwest Research Institute (MRI)
425 Volker Boulvard
Kansas City MO 64110
phone: 816-753-7600
FAX: 816-753-8420
Contact: John Stanley or
Nancy Friederich (metals)
Paul Cramer (dioxins)
Pacific Analytical Inc. (PAI)
6349 Paseo Del Lago
Suite 102
Carlsbad CA 92009
phone: 619-931-1766
FAX: 619-931-9479
Contact: Lee Helms (organics)
Steve Parsons(pesticides)
Dante Bencivengo
(dioxins/furans)
Ross Analytical Services
16433 Foltz Industrial Parkway
Strongsville OH 44136
phone: 216-572-3200
FAX: 216-572-7620
Contact: Larry Elfers
Craig Caldwell
S-Cubed (S3)
8808 Balboa Avenue
San Diego CA 92123-1506
phone: 619-637-7400
FAX: 619-637-7401
Contact: Bob Geimer
Rick Phillips
Texas A&M University
Geochemical and Environmental
Reseach Group
833 Graham Road
College Station TX 77845
phone: 409-690-0095
FAX: 409-690-0059
Contact: James Brooks
Thermo Analytical (TMA/ERG)
525 Avis Drive, Suite 7
Aan Arbor MI 48108
phone: 313-662-3104
Triangle Laboratories of RTP, Inc.
801 Capitola Drive
Durham NC 27713
phone: 919 544-5729
FAX: 919 544-5491
Contact: Valerie Evans