Weiyel has launched a standard reference material for the detection of aquatic anesthetics

Recently, the illegal use of anesthetics in the transportation of live fish has drawn widespread attention. To reduce scale loss and mortality, some vendors have illegally used substances such as eugenol, tricaine (MS-222), and diazepam, turning seemingly fresh aquatic products into potential health hazards.

Weiyel has launched a standard reference material for the detection of aquatic anesthetics, covering core detection components such as eugenol and tricaine (MS-222), providing reliable support for daily supervision, laboratory analysis, and enterprise self-inspection.

From standard interpretation to testing support, Weiyel Metrology consistently safeguards food safety with its professional capabilities, assisting regulatory authorities in precise enforcement and promoting the standardized development of the aquatic product industry, building a solid safety barrier for consumers' tables with reliable standard reference materials.