Finding Isomer Separation Lab for Start Company

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A start-up company is seeking recommendations for laboratories that can separate chiral isomers of an organic compound, as they lack the in-house resources for this task. They have considered Tandem Labs but are looking for additional options. Suggestions include Averica Discovery, which specializes in this type of service. The discussion emphasizes the need for reliable vendors capable of performing isomer separation efficiently.
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I work at a start company that is looking to separate the isomers of one of the compounds. any suggestions of good labs that can do this work?

thanks for your help!

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? ... ? would a fractional distillation serve? ... ? Is the set of compounds organic?
 
Are the isomers chiral?
 
yes, the isomers are chiral and the compound is organic. we just don't have resources to do the separation in house and would like a vendor that could do it. We considered Tandem labs but we are looking for other options. any suggestions?
 
I'm sure that there are numerous companies that could do that for you. http://www.avericadiscovery.com/about.html" specializes is this service.
 
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