Don't trust it.
Check it out.
Quality is valuable only if it is documented in a traceable manner. That is why we rely on batch-specific tracking and independent HPLC analyses.
From the sample to a verifiable result.
Assign Batch
Each tested sample is assigned to a specific product batch. This provides the basis for traceable documentation.
Perform HPLC analysis
The chromatographic analysis assesses the purity of the submitted sample by an independent laboratory.
Document the result
The test method, sample, and test results are compiled in the analysis certificate.
Provide transparently
Available quality information is clearly communicated on the product or batch.
What is included in a certificate of analysis?
A Certificate of Analysis—or COA for short—summarizes the key findings of a laboratory test. What matters is not just a percentage, but the relationship between the sample, the method, the date, and the result.
What HPLC Tells Us—and What It Doesn't.
HPLC purity
HPLC describes the relative proportion of the main component detected in the sample being analyzed.
No Guarantee of Effectiveness
A purity rating does not indicate any medical effect, suitability, or safety of use.
Batch-based ordering counts
A certificate is particularly meaningful when the sample and the batch being offered are clearly linked.
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