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| 40 | The lot identifier appears on the vial, on the certificate and on the shipping paperwork, and the three agree. The certificate is lot-specific rather than a product-level document reissued for every order. A request for a certificate covering a lot bought some time ago can be met from records rather than by reissuing a current document. Where a consignment contains more than one lot, the paperwork says so.{{r|reports}} | 40 | The lot identifier appears on the vial, on the certificate and on the shipping paperwork, and the three agree. The certificate is lot-specific rather than a product-level document reissued for every order. A request for a certificate covering a lot bought some time ago can be met from records rather than by reissuing a current document. Where a consignment contains more than one lot, the paperwork says so.{{r|reports}} |
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| + | 42 | Conversely, a certificate carrying no lot identifier, or one whose identifier does not appear on the vial, describes an unidentified quantity of material. That is a documentary observation and not an allegation about the material itself: the material may be excellent, but the document does not attach to it. | |
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| 42 | == References == | 44 | == References == |
| 43 | {{reflist}} | 45 | {{reflist}} |