LC-MS/MS metabolite identification

Metabolite identification, confirmed against real standards.

Every match is checked against a standard we measured ourselves — mass, retention time and MS², in both polarities.

40,000+measured standards
ESI±both polarities
Level 1aidentification
Accelerate metabolite identification and mass spectrometry analysis with VeroMass
VeroMass is built on one of the largest and most comprehensive LC-MS/MS reference collections in metabolomics — over 40,000 authenticated standards including 3,000+ approved pharmaceutical drugs. Reference standards are physically measured in both ESI+ and ESI− with DDA MS² fragmentation and verified retention times.
LC-MS/MS metabolite library with over 40,000 authenticated standards — LC separation chromatogram and metabolite library MS/MS spectra for Azithromycin, Caffeine, and Quercetin
From raw data to a finished report.
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Supported formats & databases: mzML, mzXML, MGF, CSV, HMDB, MassBank, GNPS, PubChem

Shown with real runs: three samples (Thermo DDA, ESI+ and ESI−), processed by VeroMass Aligner and checked against the VeroMass Library.

One library. Four ways to work with it.
Identify, then interrogate — without leaving the workspace or reconciling two sets of results.

Identify

Three independent gates turn a raw feature into a compound you can defend in review.

Compound Identification →

Interpret

Compound fishing, spectral networking and pathway analysis put an identity in biological context.

Compound Fishing →

See all four tools

From raw feature to MSI Level 1a

Gate 1: Accurate mass

Every candidate is checked against measured accurate mass within ±9 mDa — the first of three independent gates a compound must clear before it's called identified.

How all three gates work →

Measured, not predicted
40,000+
Authenticated standards in ESI+ and ESI−
3×
Verification gates — mass, RT, spectral match
MSI 1a
Highest confidence level for identification
Ready to see it on your own data?
Every identity traced back to a standard measured on our own instruments.