Read the label
Confirm lot, purity field, and date fields first.
A COA is only useful when you can connect it to a real lot. Here are the fields that matter.
Confirm lot, purity field, and date fields first.
A COA only helps if it is for the same lot as the unit.
Compare the report to what the label states.
No lot path means “tested” is incomplete.
Connects the physical unit to a specific batch report.
States what material the analysis is about.
Measured values against the stated specification.
Who reported the analysis and under what framing.
When testing or release was recorded.
Lot, MFG, and EXP should align with the paperwork path.
Public lot lookup ships with inventory. We only post certificates for real lots.
One email when the documentation library is ready.