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How do you check whether an analytical report matches the current batch?
Compare the product, batch number, sample ID and report number to assess whether an analytical report matches the current batch.
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Knowledge base
Clear guidance on certificates of analysis, batch details and the documentation behind research materials.
Understand what you read.
From product label to laboratory report. Start with the information you can check yourself.
Start with the basics
One report. Three different questions.
Look beyond the percentage.
01
Identity
Which substance was tested?
02
Purity
What does the analysis compare?
03
Quantity
How much was measured?
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How do you read a chromatogram?
From retention time to peak area: read a chromatogram alongside the method and the original analytical report.
Identity, purity and measured content: three different results
What do identity, chromatographic purity and measured content mean individually? Read what each result does and does not substantiate.
What would you like to understand?
Go straight to the guide on your topic.
01
Batch & traceability
Check how the report, sample and exact product variant relate to each other.
02
Purity & quantity
Understand why a percentage and a quantity are different measurements.
03
Methods & results
Learn what HPLC and LC-MS measure and how to interpret the results.
Explore the documentation
Find the report for your product.
The batch library lists available reports, the relevant product variants and their documentation status.
