Quality

Our quality approach

Quality at KORVARO LABS is measured in records: what lot a unit came from, what testing was performed on that lot, and who performed it.

Lot traceability

Every product variant is tracked by lot. A lot record links the physical material to its documentation, so each published document describes a specific, identifiable batch — not the product in general.

Independent testing

Our intended program submits samples from each lot to an independent third-party laboratory. The laboratory, methods and scope of testing will be stated here once agreements are in place.

Testing laboratory: [TESTING LABORATORY REQUIRED]
Methods covered: [TEST METHODS REQUIRED — e.g. identity / purity methods actually performed]
Testing frequency: [TESTING POLICY REQUIRED — e.g. every lot]

What a Certificate of Analysis contains

A COA is issued by the testing laboratory and typically identifies the sample and lot, the analytical methods used, the results measured, and the issuing lab and date. We publish the original file and display its SHA-256 fingerprint so the document can be verified as unaltered.

What we will not do

Publish sample, generic, borrowed or “representative” results.
State purity or identity figures that are not backed by a lot-specific document.
Claim certifications, accreditations or approvals we do not hold.

Find documents on the COAs / Testing page.