Laboratory & report ID
Who performed the test? For Janoshik, task number and unique key can be used to verify authenticity.
Batch Documentation
Read a COA and laboratory report correctly.
A single percentage is not enough. What matters is the connection between product, batch, sample, method, laboratory, test date and the complete report.
Report fields
Check these fields first.
Product & batch
The report must clearly correspond to the batch actually being offered. A product name alone is not enough.
Test date
Shows when the specific sample was analysed and supports temporal traceability.
Method
For example chromatographic or mass-spectrometric procedures. The method is part of the result.
Identity
Addresses whether measured data are consistent with the expected substance.
Amount / assay
When determined, the unit and analytical method should be clear.
Purity
A purity value is method-dependent and must not be treated as equivalent to sterility or overall quality.
Additional tests
Sterility, endotoxins, heavy metals or other testing should be listed only when actually performed.
Authenticity
Verify Janoshik reports externally.
Janoshik provides its own verification page. A test can be checked using its task number and unique key. AXIOM can later link this external verification directly from the batch record.
Open Janoshik verification ↗Warning signs
Report belongs to a different batchMarketing screenshot instead of the full reportLaboratory or report ID is missingTest method is unclearValues without units or contextAdditional testing is claimed but not present in the reportTraceability
The report is part of a chain.
Supplier→Product→Batch / Lot→Lab Report→COA→Order