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Available Testing Documents
Review the Certificates of Analysis and other testing documents currently published by Longevix. Always match a report to the product, batch and tests shown on the document.
View available documentsHow a Certificate of Analysis Can Help
A Certificate of Analysis records the tests performed on the sample identified in the report and the results reported by the laboratory or testing provider.
The scope differs between documents. A report may cover identity, assay or purity, and it may include selected contaminant tests. It should not be treated as proof of tests that are not listed.
Before relying on a document, compare its product name, batch or lot number, report date and test methods with the information shown on your product.
Published Product Documents
Open a document to review the product reference, reported batch information and the tests actually listed.
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What to Check in a Testing Document
Use the information printed in the report rather than assuming that every certificate covers the same tests.
Product and batch
Confirm that the product name and batch or lot number match the packaging you have.
Tests performed
Check which identity, assay, purity or contaminant tests are explicitly listed in the report.
Results and units
Read the reported value, unit, specification and pass or fail statement where these are provided.
Report details
Review the laboratory or provider, report date, sample reference and any notes or limitations.
Certificate Questions
What is a Certificate of Analysis?
It is a report that identifies a sample, lists the tests performed and records the results produced by the laboratory or testing provider.
Does every certificate test the same things?
No. The test panel and methods can differ by product, ingredient, batch and provider. Check the individual report for its exact scope.
How do I match a report to my product?
Compare the product name, batch or lot number, sample reference and report date with the information printed on the product or supplied with your order.
What should I do when my batch is not listed?
Contact Longevix with the exact product name and batch or lot number. The team can confirm whether a relevant document is available.
Need a Document for a Specific Batch?
Send the product name and batch or lot number shown on your pack so the support team can check the available records.
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