Keep the dates attached to their labels
The checked document supplied sample receipt and reporting dates. It did not explicitly supply an analytical test date, which is why that field reads “See certificate.” Neither administrative date has been substituted into the test-date slot.
A public record with a defined reach
The product facts captured the latest publicly accessible TA1 batch found in the source check. The full COA archive required login, so documents available only after login were outside that check.
The public batch landing page was unavailable during the check, while the matching PDF remained accessible. The document button above opens the recorded PDF; the certificate button opens Oath’s archive so its listing can also be consulted.
The certificate documented assays of the named sample. The human studies described on the TA1 research page concerned other preparations and did not establish equivalence with this Oath material.
Match the name before the number
Read Thymosin Alpha 1 and the batch identifier together. Then compare the method names and field labels with the document, keeping the purity percentage separate from the endotoxin statement.
