Date received, lot number, condition on arrival, certificate reference — a simple record that keeps every vial traceable.
01 — What to record
What to record
Date, lot, condition and the certificate reference.
For research use only
For research use only
Date received, lot number, condition on arrival, certificate reference — a simple record that keeps every vial traceable.
Date received, lot number, condition on arrival, certificate reference — a simple record that keeps every vial traceable.
01 — What to record
Date, lot, condition and the certificate reference.
For research use only. Not for human consumption. This article describes documentation only.
Related documentation
COA LibraryEvery published certificate, searchable by lot number.8 product recordsHave a lot number that does not match? Email admin@vegaslab.vegasweb.co.
Related documentation
COA LibraryEvery published certificate, searchable by lot number.8 product recordsHave a lot number that does not match? Email admin@vegaslab.vegasweb.co.
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How one lot number ties a vial to its batch record, its certificate and your order — and where to find it on each.
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