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Parameter

Method Performance               

Please 

report in units as stated in SMPR!

Weighting 

factor for 

parameter

Suitability Ranking (1‐

3‐5) 

(select from drop‐down 

list, 5 = best)

 SPIFAN matrices

Applicable to all forms of infant, adult, and/or pediatric 

formula (powders, ready‐to‐feed liquids, and liquid 

concentrates). 

Any combination of milk, soy, rice, whey, hydrolyzed 

protein, starch, and amino acids, with and without intact 

protein.

Applicable to all forms of infant, adult and/or 

pediatric formula (powders, ready‐to‐feed liquids, 

and liquid concentrates. Any combination of milk, 

soy, rice, whey, hydrolyzed protein, starch, and 

amino acids, with and without intact protein.

1

All analytes defined in the 

applicability statement are 

measured.

Total Niacin based on analysis of nicotinic acid and 

nicotinamide

Total Niacin based on analysis of nicotinic acid 

and nicotinamide

1

200‐10000

195‐10000 (2.3 x dilution of the extract >4000 

mcg/100g) 

Analyte 1

Total Niacin 

60 mcg/100g (RTF or Reconstituted)

Analyte 2

Analyte 3

Analyte 4

Analyte 5

Analyte 1

Total Niacin (< 200 mcg/100g)

195 mcg/100g (RTF or Reconstituted)

Analyte 2

Analyte 3

Analyte 4

Analyte 5

Spike recovery  (%)

90‐110%

99.50%

2

Bias vs SRM

NIST SRM 1849 a Expected = 108.13 + 9.92 mg/kg as 

niacinamide

104.5 + 5.0  mg/kg, (% of NIST SRM Value = 96.7), 

n=7 , as niacinamide

3

<5%

0.6‐4.9% (21  values)

(3 exceptions = 6.4%, 7.2% and 7.6%)

<5%

3.5‐6.0%

(all samples analyzed in triplicates on two days, 

total n=6)

b   

Units

Bias against established method 

Analytical equipment

1

Adequate proof of performance via system suitability

Is there a bias Yes/No ?

Analytical equipment is commonly available in most labs.

move to Final Action/repeal/remove/expand 2 year term

0

No unique proprietary equipment/accessories are required.

Method does not require any special safety precautions e.g. personal protection from highly toxic solvents.

3

1

2

AOAC SMPR: ………….. 2015.004

Limit of detection (LOD)

1

a

 Concentrations apply to (1) "ready to feed liquids" "as‐is"; (2) reconstituted powders (25 g into 200 g water); and (3) liquid concentrates diluted 1:1 by weight.

Did Method Author Consider ERP’s Method Specific 

Recommendations 

(See web link to specific method 

comments):

Decision by ERP

Proprietary equipment

Notes:

Overall Score

Recommendation of ERP 

2 years after First Action Status

Laboratory safety

Other Considerations

Evaluation of Method Performance  vs. SMPR requirements.

Feedback from Users of the Method since being awarded 

First Action

Official Methods

 Status

Repeatability (RSDr)

Reproducibility (RSDR)

Accuracy/Recovery

ADDITIONAL EVALUATION PARAMETERS

Intermediate Reproducibility 

(RSDiR)

Limit of quantification (LOQ)

Method Reference #

Analytical Range.

1

Method title:

Principle of the method:

A LC‐MS/MS Method for Analysis of Total Niacin (vitamin B3) based on Nicotinic Acid and 

Free as well as bound nicotinic acid and nicotinamide are extracted  employing protease and taka‐diastase 

treatments The sample extracts are analyzed using liquid chromatography (LC) with tandem mass

SMPR Requirement

SPIFAN ERP Checklist v 1.6

27.06.2013

BVIT-04 MEF FORM (AUGUST 2016)

FOR ERP USE ONLY

DO NOT DISTRIBUTE