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Quality Assurance

Quality you can document.

From production to vial, AuraBac is built around traceability and batch testing — so your reagent records and stock controls stay airtight.

Controlled production

Produced in a quality-controlled facility with documented procedures for every production step.

Sterile filtration

Filtered through a 0.2 µm membrane and filled into sealed Type I borosilicate glass vials.

Per-lot release

No lot ships until it passes batch testing — appearance, pH, and identity — each result captured on the Certificate of Analysis.

Quality control inspection of an AuraBac laboratory water reagent vial
Batch testing

Every lot earns its Certificate of Analysis.

Testing is performed against defined release criteria. The COA accompanying your order documents each result alongside batch number and expiry.

  • Appearance Clear, colourless, particulate-checked
  • pH Confirmed within the stated range
  • Identity & composition Confirms conformance to specification
  • Sterile filtration check 0.2 µm membrane integrity

Specimen Certificate of Analysis

TestResult
AppearanceClear, colourless
pH4.5 – 7.0
IdentityConforms
Benzyl alcohol0.9% w/v
Filtration0.2 µm
Batch / ExpiryDocumented

Illustrative example. Actual values appear on the COA supplied with each lot.

From line to lot

The path every AuraBac vial takes.

1

Sourcing & preparation

USP-grade water prepared to specification under controlled conditions.

2

Filter & fill

Sterile-filtered through 0.2 µm, filled, stoppered, and capped with tamper-evident closures.

3

Test & release

Lot held pending appearance, pH, and identity results, then released with a COA.

Responsible supply

Supplied as a laboratory reagent.

AuraBac products are supplied as laboratory reagents for research and laboratory applications. They are not medicinal products and are not intended or sold for human or veterinary use. We maintain batch traceability to support recall readiness and audit requirements, and we expect all product to be handled in accordance with applicable laws and standard laboratory practice. Buyers are responsible for determining suitability for their intended laboratory application.

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