Identity
Mass-based or other identity methods can assess whether the submitted sample is consistent with the named compound. The applicable method is identified on the COA.
Science & process
Evidence made visible.
Analytical testing is useful only when the method, result and tested lot are clear. Lucem organizes those records so researchers can evaluate the evidence directly.
Purity
Chromatographic analysis reports relative purity under the laboratory’s stated method. Lucem’s release standard is 99%, with the exact lot result published in its record.
Traceability
A batch number connects the physical product to the report. Never substitute a generic or unrelated COA for the lot printed on the vial.
Reading a report
What a COA tells you.
Confirms which submitted material the report describes.
Shows the analytical method used and the value the laboratory reported.
Identifies when and by whom the analysis was performed.
Purity, identity, content, endotoxin and sterility are different test scopes. One result does not establish another unless separately reported.
Lot-specific records