Read purity, identity and quantity as separate specifications.
Define the attribute
A specification should name the material attribute being measured, the test method and the acceptance criterion. A single percentage without method context is not a complete characterization of a sample.
Compare like measurements
Check the basis and units of a reported result before comparing reports. A chromatographic peak-area percentage is not automatically the mass fraction of peptide in the container or proof of molecular identity.
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Check the available evidence
Request the original report and supporting method details needed for the laboratory assessment. An unavailable result should be recorded as unavailable, rather than inferred from another measurement.
Keep claims within scope
Research-grade terminology does not specify one universal analytical standard. A laboratory must define its own material requirements. Neither a purity claim nor a research-use label establishes clinical suitability.
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