Category: Key Research Insights

A product listing may describe the item being offered without answering every question a laboratory needs to resolve before procurement… Read more

A product label provides important identification information, but it should be interpreted alongside the product listing, purchasing records and any… Read more

Packaging is an important part of receiving a research product. Damaged seals, unexpected openings or discrepancies in product identification may… Read more

A temperature excursion occurs when a material experiences conditions outside its specified storage range. For laboratory inventory teams, the important… Read more

When reviewing research materials, a date printed on packaging or recorded in supporting documentation can have important implications for inventory… Read more

Storage information is an important part of evaluating a research product, particularly when the material has a specified temperature range…. Read more

A laboratory report can provide valuable evidence about a tested material, but its conclusions need to be understood within the… Read more

When assessing analytical documentation for a research material, two terms that frequently appear in laboratory discussions are HPLC and mass… Read more

When reviewing analytical documentation for a research material, a purity percentage can look like a straightforward measure of quality. However,… Read more

A certificate of analysis can provide useful analytical information, but its value depends partly on whether it relates to the… Read more