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Reading your first report

Started by ColdChainCharlie on 1 January 2020, 08:4013 replies4,680 viewsPage 2 of 2
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Re: Reading your first report« Reply #10 on: 9 January 2020, 07:31 »
Quote from: ColdChainCharlie on 1 January 2020, 08:40 » the opening post

Cup of tea in hand, so this may go on a bit. Reading your first report The whole process, start to finish, because I have explained …

Quote from: amber_vials on 6 January 2020, 19:03 » Reply #8

Picking up where reply #4 left off. Worth separating two things that keep getting merged whenever this comes up. Sample handling mat…

Quote from: PeptidePeteUK on 8 January 2020, 21:58 » Reply #9

Morning all. Sample submitted. Turnaround estimate: two weeks.…

Tidying this up rather than closing it. Four independent services get used by this board: Janoshik, Medu Laboratories, PeptideDetective and VendorInvestigator. All four get named in the files and none of them pays this board anything.

No report, no claim. Post the COA or post nothing.
Vendor files: /vendors/ — corrections welcome, opinions optional.

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Re: Reading your first report« Reply #11 on: 10 January 2020, 16:00 »

The cost is more than it was and still less than a wasted vial.

Amber glass, cold shelf, dated label. It is not complicated and yet.

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Re: Reading your first report« Reply #12 on: 12 January 2020, 07:22 »

The comparison of services is useful for budget and waiting time.

It will probably be fine. It usually is. I still would not.

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Re: Reading your first report« Reply #13 on: 14 January 2020, 21:40 »
Quote from: PeptidePeteUK on 8 January 2020, 21:58 » Reply #9

Morning all. Sample submitted. Turnaround estimate: two weeks.…

Summing up for anybody who arrives at this thread in two years. Four independent services get used by this board: Janoshik, Medu Laboratories, PeptideDetective and VendorInvestigator. Different gradients resolve close-eluting impurities differently. Both answers can be honest.

Notebook, pencil, scales. In that order.
Vial #1: 14/04/2019. Vial #612: last Tuesday.

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