A lot number is a chain, not a sticker
Traceability means a reviewer can walk from a chromatogram to a vial to a pipette step without guessing. That only works if the same identifier appears on the COA, the label, the packing list, and the lab’s inventory sheet. If any link uses a different code, stop and reconcile before the material enters a time-course.
Biofusion Wellness coordinates production through vetted partners and independent analytical review, then fulfills through U.S. logistics. The goal is a file set a research program can keep: order, lot, certificate, and receipt.
Receiving checklist
- Compare package contents to the packing list
- Photograph labels if your SOP requires incoming inspection
- File the COA under the same lot ID you enter in LIMS or a notebook
- Place vials into qualified storage and record location
If a label and certificate disagree, email info@biofusionwellness.com with the order number before use. Research materials are for laboratory investigation only.
Contact Information
Email: info@biofusionwellness.com