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Is a lot-specific certificate from JEEP sufficient basis to skip independent testing?

Asked 29 Oct 2025Modified 9 months agoViewed 5.7k times
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The case in front of me: lot-specific certificate · JEEP.

I am trying to build something sustainable rather than something thorough that I will abandon.

I have already decided the broad direction; this is about the specifics.

What would you do, and what would make you change course?

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4Same situation here, so I will follow this one. – v_ramaswamy 5 months ago
5Can you say which laboratory and which method? The answer changes with both. – orla_ferriter 7 months ago
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