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How do I check that two ERP lots of mazdutide agree on content assay?

Asked 22 Jan 2025Modified 18 months agoViewed 1.6k times
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The case in front of me: ERP · mazdutide.

I noticed this today and I have not touched anything since, in case the state is diagnostic.

I have not discarded anything yet, so a test is still possible if that is the recommendation.

Should I be treating this as a failure or as noise?

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askedsamir_bennani15k2722 Jan 2025
Add the gradient and the column if you have them — half the answer depends on those. – claudia_ferrante 4 months ago
8Same question came up on a different supplier and the answer was entirely about the method. – eighty_six_hours 3 months ago
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