Verified potency is the foundation of reliable, repeatable dosing. In this quick guide, verified potency means confirming the exact strength or concentration of a product or substance through documented testing, calibrated measurement tools, and traceable batch records. By focusing on verified potency, you can create a predictable dosing workflow that minimizes variability and supports consistency across lots and sessions. To establish verified potency, start with independent verification and transparent documentation. Obtain a current certificate of analysis (COA) from a reputable lab, and compare the stated potency against your batch’s records. Use calibrated instruments and standardized procedures to measure the substance, and ensure all handling steps preserve the integrity of the material. Maintain complete traceability by recording batch numbers, supplier details, storage conditions, and the date of testing, so that the verified potency claim can be substantiated at any time. A practical checklist for verified potency: retrieve the COA and confirm its potency values; verify batch number, manufacturing date, and expiry; calibrate all measurement tools to traceable standards; prepare the sample using a validated method to minimize loss or gain; calculate the target dose using the potency value and a defined unit system; measure and dispense with the appropriate technique and containment; log the results and any deviations in a bound record; perform a quick re-check or confirm with a second operator when possible; store and label materials clearly to preserve verified potency for subsequent use. Read now to implement these steps and reduce variability through disciplined measurement and documentation.
