you are not right. maybe cause you don`t imagine how manufacturing process occurs.Sure...you have hundreds to thousands of vials of each compound being made, and your only method of tracking potential issues is the purchase order # from bulk raws for multiple compounds.
The first 1kg of Test E raw powder might be good...but the second 1kg of Test E powder, bought under the same purchase order, might not be.
So you're not tracking Test E batch to batch, you're tracking ALL of your Test E based on a huge amount of raws shipped along with multiple other compounds. Half the batch of Test E might be good and the other half might not be, and it all has the same batch #.
Get it now?
first of all, this is even not an argument, this is just a common sense. If our only raws supplier would provide us bank raws it would become known in a while and he would lose all his profits. No one person, whos brain is working a bit at least, would ruin his own business established within lot of years. In principle this would be already enough to reply. However i continue. At any moment of production in any minute we can take a sample of raws or final products and test them. What we also do. As per conditions of our agreement if we find at least one sample bunk, he immediately supplies us a new full batch, with is lot of hundreds thousands dollars. Only an idiot will take such risks. Finally i have already given an example with a coffee machine. Maybe I express my thoughts not very clear, I can repeat in this case. If you take a pack with coffee and put it into cofee machine, put water there, you have as result ready coffee with a constant concentration of coffee itself, which you can pour in one cap, another, third, etc. In all caps will be the same coffee with the same contents. If we produce a product, we have a huge closed specially equipped tank, we fill it with oil and put required amount of raws to there. Amounts are calculated by computer. After this oil is mixed, raws melted, additional stuff is added, but as result you get a huge tank with oil and a constant concentration of raws melted in this oil. And guess what? if some of raws we used were bunk, it could be easily calculated considering our set-points in software and real values. If more than 10% tolerance is violated, think our raws supplier lost half a million dollars as minimum. Only an idiot will be trying to save money if risks are much higher.
We don`t need to prove each kilogram of raws. We do one test as pretesting to see that the labeled compound is indeed this compound, no labels are mixes up, etc. The main sample is taken from a big tank before vials are filled with oil.
Sorry, but your post only shows that you don`t quite imagine, how the process works. I don`t blame you, but also don`t accuse us to in stupid control measures, if you did not see how they work.
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