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Therapeutic drug monitoring of antihypertensive drugs is being increasingly used to optimize treatment and to assess nonadherence. Separator gels are often used in blood collection tubes to facilitate serum or plasma separation from other blood constituents before analyses. Drug adsorption into the separator gel presents a possible pre-analytical cause of falsely low concentrations or false negative results.

Stability of 21 Antihypertensive Drugs in Serum Collected in Standard (Nongel) Serum Tubes Versus Tubes Containing a Gel Separator