Upcoming Event
AATCC
Odor & Microbial Management Conference
The conference will highlight all aspects of antimicrobial and anti-odor agents that are used to manage odor and uncontrolled bacterial growth on textiles.
December 3-4
Amway Grand Plaza Hotel
187 Monroe Ave NW
Grand Rapids, Michigan
United States
Register early.
Rates increase after November 13.
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Current Standardized Test Methods for Odor Control
To evaluate the effectiveness of odor control treatments, it is critical to understand and utilize a standardized test method that is fit-for-purpose…

The Purpose of Modifying Standardized Test Methods
Refining standardized test methods through rigorous development and cross-laboratory studies can improve the reliability and reproducibility of test results for credible and accurate performance claims.

The Importance of Fit-for-Purpose Test Methods
A test method is considered fit-for-purpose when it is tailored to meet the specific objectives and context of the application. This means the method must align with the intended use of the data, the material or product being tested, and the conditions under which the testing occurs. A fit-for-purpose method ensures that the results are not only scientifically valid but also practical and relevant for the specific use case.