A Certificate of Analysis refers to an authenticated document that is issued by Medicinal Genomics' Quality Assurance Department that ascertains that a product has met its predetermined product release specification(s) and quality.
What is a Certificate of Analysis?
A Certificate of Analysis (CofA) refers to an authenticated document that is issued by Medicinal Genomics' (MGC) Quality Assurance Department that ascertains that a product has met its predetermined product release specification(s) and quality.
What information is provided on a Certificate of Analysis?
An MGC CofA document includes the following:
- Company Name/Identifier
- Identification of Kit Product /Product Name
- Kit Part Number/Catalog Number
- Kit Lot Number
- Test Parameters
- Specifications or Requirements
- Results (qualitative and/or quantitative)
- Approval Signature and Date
- Relevant document traceability references (e.g. document number, revision, etc.)
How does a Certificate of Analysis (CofA) compare to a Certificate of Conformance (CofC)?
A Certificate of Conformance (CofC) is a document certified by a competent authority that the supplied goods or service meets the required specifications but does NOT typically include specific test conditions, test parameters, test specifications/expected results, and final results; also called Certificate of Compliance and Certificate of Conformity.
Who do I contact for support related to Certificates of Analysis?
You can reach Medicinal Genomics support at support@medicinalgenomics.com or by calling 866-574-3582. We're also available via chat during regular business hours on our website: https://www.medicinalgenomics.com/