Back to batch numbers. As I said we order raws not one by one, but lot of them within one bulk order. Just for example, today we buy say test p, test deca, test phenyl, nandrolone phenyl, tren h and dbol. All of them get a … how to call this in English… purchasing number. This number is in fact the batch number we use on vials. So raws purchasing number = final products batch number.
Why do we need this? Very simple, this allows us to know which raws we use in which vials.
Production technology is equal in all cases! High-accuracy Siemens production line allows manufacturing products with the same settings. All final products are manufactured in one and the same way by one and the same technology at one and the same Siemens equipment. This universal industrial decision allows to avoid lot of troubles and fully automate the process. Respectively the only thing which can influence the quality of products is … correct, raws. If somebody says makes a mass spec of our say mast p and it shows some discrepancy we always can check what is the purchasing = batch number on the vial and find out what batch of raws has been used exactly in this vial. This is all we need to know in fact. All other factors stays equal and can be checked in production logs. Siemens automation allows to check any log at any minute of any production process for last years. This info + info about raws batch is absolutely enough to analyze virtually any possible issue, if something comes out. Raws are also checked by mass spec or by a chromotograph to be more precisely. I mentioned this also already several times, however some of you don`t believe into it. This is already your decision.