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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.
How one lot number ties a vial to its batch record, its certificate and your order — and where to find it on each.
01 — Where the lot number appears
On the vial label, the carton, the certificate and your order record.
02 — Why it matters
One lot number maps to exactly one certificate.
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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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