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|Articles|November 20, 2019
Finding Fakes – using Raman imaging to identify counterfeit medicines
Author(s)Renishaw
Identifying counterfeit drugs has become an area of increasing focus for regulatory authorities and also for pharmaceutical companies. Raman spectroscopy is highly specific and can differentiate between materials with similar chemical structures.
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