Request a COA (certificate of analysis)
Request the certificate of analysis (COA) with the LOT code on the 60 ml or 250 ml packaging, or for the sachet with the expiry date MM/YYYY followed by the letter after the date.
Request a COA
Receive your certificate of analysis in just a few clicks. Fill in the form below with the requested information and lot number.
On 250 ml and 60 ml you will find the lot code on the label, next to the expiry date. For the sachet, enter the expiry date followed by the letter after the date. Month and year as MM/YYYY, then the letter.
You will shortly receive an email confirming your request and will receive your certificate of analysis as soon as possible.
Where to find the LOT code
What is a CoA?
A certificate of analysis (CoA) belongs to one lot. It states the measured pH, mV or µS/cm of that lot. You use it for the measurement, for your records or for an inspection.
What is the difference with an SDS?
The safety data sheet (SDS) tells you how to use, store and dispose of the solution safely. That sheet is the same for every lot. The CoA is the measurement of your bottle or sachet.
You can download the SDS on the SDS page.
You can request a COA for pH buffer solution, ORP buffer solution and conductivity standard. On the 250 ml bottle and the 60 ml bottle the lot code is on the label next to the expiry date; on the 20 ml sachet you will find the expiry date (MM/YYYY) and a letter; enter these in the form.
