How to collect signal cheaply

You don't need a lab of your own to get the signal. Here's a cheap way to do it:

Ask for the COA for your specific batch—not a sample report, not a generic certificate. Be direct: "Send me the COA for the batch I'm ordering."
Cross-check the lab. Look up the lab's name online. Is it accredited? Does it have a website? If it's a no-name lab, that's a signal.
Compare multiple reports from the same supplier. If every batch comes back with identical numbers, that's suspicious. Real products have variation.
Use a simple checklist. Print out the signals above and check each report against it. Takes five minutes, saves you a lot of headache.

You can also ask your supplier to walk you through the report. If they can't explain the methods or results, that tells you something.

You don't need a lab of your own to get the signal. Here's a cheap way to do it:

Ask for the COA for your specific batch—not a sample report, not a generic certificate. Be direct: "Send me the COA for the batch I'm ordering."
Cross-check the lab. Look up the lab's name online. Is it accredited? Does it have a website? If it's a no-name lab, that's a signal.
Compare multiple reports from the same supplier. If every batch comes back with identical numbers, that's suspicious. Real products have variation.
Use a simple checklist. Print out the signals above and check each report against it. Takes five minutes, saves you a lot of headache.

You can also ask your supplier to walk you through the report. If they can't explain the methods or results, that tells you something.

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