Identity
Does the report confirm the material—not just repeat the product name?
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WHAT YOU WILL CHECK
A high purity number is only one part of the record.
Purity
What method produced the percentage, and is supporting data included?
Measured quantity
Was content actually measured, or is the label amount being repeated?
Lot traceability
Can the tested sample be matched to the lot currently being discussed?
Sterility
If claimed, are the method, specification, and result stated?
Endotoxin
Is the result quantitative, with units and an identified method?
Contaminants
Which specific analytes were screened, and at what limits?
KEEP THE BOUNDARY CLEAR
Document coverage is not a safety rating.
A certificate can only speak to the submitted sample, listed methods, and reported analytes. It does not prove every contaminant was tested, establish ongoing supplier practices, or determine suitability for human use.