How do you verify a research material lab report?

Match the lot ID on the vial to the lab report, open the report on the lab's own website, and check the lab is accredited for the test. These guides walk through each step for any supplier.

• How lot tracking works

  How Vesicae and Named Lot tie each product to its lot and lab report.

• Look up a lot

  Find the lot ID on a vial and open its record.

• How to verify a COA

  Five steps to check any supplier's certificate of analysis.

• How to read a COA

  Every field on a certificate of analysis, in reading order.

• How to spot a fake COA

  Red flags, edited PDFs and dry-labbed results.

• HPLC, MS and endotoxin explained

  What each lab test shows, and what it can't.

• Lot vs batch number

  Lot IDs, sample IDs, QR codes and lot traceability.

• Chain of custody

  What a sample custody record should show.

• The Named Lot Standard

  The 7 checks behind a verifiable lot.

• Verification glossary

  Lot ID, task key, ISO 17025 scope, dry lab and more.

• What RUO means

  Research use only, "not for human consumption" and 21+, explained.