Sample Analysis Request Form

Sample Analysis Request Form

See below for important information on testing times.

Sample Analysis Request Form           ISO 17025 Accreditation

Holiday Closedown and Sample Submission Deadlines

FARRP CLOSEDOWN DETAILS

 

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Important Information on Analytical Testing Turnaround Times

Over the past several weeks, delivery times of packages from the carriers have varied widely. In the past, our deliveries have typically arrived by 10:30 AM central time; however, deliveries now vary from 10:30 to as late as the close of our business day. The time of delivery will have an impact on our ability to meet turnaround times.

If samples are received by 10:30 AM, our normal processing/analysis time of three to five working days (Monday-Friday) depending on FARRP membership and testing method(s) selected will be honored. For more information on rush processing/analysis click here. 

Analytical Testing Information

SAMPLE ANALYSIS REQUEST FORM

Sample Analysis Request Form (pdf)

  • Be sure to use the most current Sample Request Form (Ver 8 - 05/25/23)
  • Please include a completed Sample Request Form with your shipment. This assures we have all needed information for handling your samples.
FARRP Lab Client Survey

Lab Client Survey (pdf)

  • Note: Test samples are held for 14 days. 
  • Documentation is retained for 2 years.
Analysis Processing / Turnaround Time

Turnaround times (including rush) apply to samples scheduled for testing in advance. Turnaround times can only be met with advance notice by phone, fax or e-mail (skraft2@unl.edu, dlambrecht1@unl.edu AND lniemann1@unl.edu).

Unexpected high sample loads are occasionally encountered. The laboratory makes every effort to meet turnaround times for testing that has been scheduled in advance but can not be guaranteed.

Always call (402-472-4484) or FAX (402-472-4474) the FARRP laboratory staff before sending samples. Tell them how many you are sending and for which allergen they need to be tested.

Sample Size / Shipping Instructions
  • Please send at least 100g of each sample to be run. If you have less than 100g, please call the FARRP lab to discuss.
  • Package well; leakage can contaminate other samples and yield unsuitable results.
  • Preferred shipping via overnight courier (FedEx, UPS, or DHL).
  • If shipping by U.S. Postal Services samples will go to a central mail distribution center within the university and could delay receipt of your samples up to a week.
 

Contact Information

 

Lab Managers

Sean Kraft

Debra Lambrecht

Lynn Niemann

Email

Phone: 402-472-4484   Fax: 402-472-4474