Batch connection
References help connect the material supplied with the appropriate supporting record.
Apexion
Clear batch references, responsible presentation of available analytical records and a straightforward way to ask questions about the material connected to your order.
Testing language should describe the evidence that actually exists—not make a blanket promise that goes beyond it. Where independent analytical findings are available, Apexion links them to the relevant material or manufacturing batch and presents them without altering the underlying result.
The scope of analysis can vary by material. Each available record should therefore be reviewed on its own terms.
References help connect the material supplied with the appropriate supporting record.
Available third-party findings are presented as supplied, without implying Apexion performed the laboratory analysis.
Test method, reported result and limitations should be read from the documentation available for that material.
Depending on the material and documentation available, a record may report analytical method, sample or batch reference, measured result, test date and laboratory information.
Not every record contains the same fields, and no single test answers every quality question.
Locate the batch or material identifier supplied with the product.
Use the available product link, QR reference or contact support.
Confirm that the reference corresponds to the material in hand.
Read the method, result, date and any limitations shown.
We describe available documentation accurately, distinguish independent findings from Apexion’s handling checks and avoid presenting a limited test as a universal guarantee.
Shown where held for the relevant material or batch.
Purity is stated only when supported by the applicable result.
Identity, purity or other findings are not implied unless documented.
Support can help locate and explain the relevant record.
Send the product name and any reference visible on the packaging, and our UK support team will help locate the available information.
Documentation is presented according to the evidence held for the relevant product, material or batch.