Why the lot number matters
A lot identifier connects a container to the production and analytical records for that specific material. Similar names or formats are not substitutes for an exact match.
Receiving checklist
On receipt, record the lot identifier, date, container condition and the document identifier for every supplied analytical report.
Maintain the chain
Carry the lot identifier into inventory records and study notes so later observations can be traced back to the correct documentation.
For laboratory research documentation only. This guide is not medical advice and does not describe use in humans or animals.
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