A compound-code domain on Canada's national extension, hyphen intact as researchers write it.
Alphanumeric designations like this are how compounds are referenced before, and often long after, they acquire common names. The hyphenated form matches the way such codes are typed in abstracts, purchase orders, and lab notebooks — an exactness that matters when the audience is composed of scientists and procurement staff rather than casual browsers.
The .ca extension attaches all of that to Canada specifically: a Toronto or Montreal research supplier, a university-affiliated lab group, or a Canadian distributor serving domestic institutions. National extensions signal jurisdiction, which in regulated supply chains is useful information rather than a limitation. Buyers who see a .ca address understand where the shipping, invoicing, and compliance conversation begins.
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Ideal owner A Canadian research supply company or an academic laboratory group.
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