Genuinely asking, not trying to start anything.
This is the sort of thing that never gets written down anywhere so I figured I’d ask.
I’ve changed my mind on this twice in the last year so take my current position lightly.
Happy to be told I’m wrong, genuinely.
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Worth separating two things here. Purity tells you what fraction of the material is the target compound. Identity tells you whether the target compound is what the label says. A product can pass one and fail the other, and they are different assays.
Happy to walk through how to read one of those reports if it would help. It is less intimidating than it looks once you know which three numbers matter.
Bumping.
The people who get burned are almost never the ones who asked questions first.
What would actually change your mind here? If nothing would, it is not really an evidence question.
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ok this actually explains something that confused me for ages, thanks