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Why would Janoshik report 98.8% where the supplier certificate says something higher?

Asked 25 Apr 2024Modified 2.3 years agoViewed 13k times
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What I am working with: Janoshik · 98.8%.

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.

Is this recoverable, and how would I tell?

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