How can I check whether a report refers to the stated sample and lot?
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Compare sample, lot, and report code. COA7920 prints RET-20260811-02, the 15mg fill (COA7918). The site's COA record cites the production lot register and vial label identifying the 30mg fill as RET-20260811-01.
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