Abstract
Analytical results that did not go through a validation process lack any value. The present review focus into steps for chromatography labs but some times neglected and that are essential for obtaining reliable analytical results: use of validated analytical methods and how to validate analytical methods, confirmation of identity of analytes, choice of adequate confirmation methods, routine use of reference materials and recovery tests for analytical quality control and participation in proficiency tests.
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