Test a received order
Buy a small quantity, receive it and send part to your lab. You control the sample from start to finish.
SeqLine Bio · Independent testing
Buyer guide · third-party testing
Your own test is the one check the supplier doesn’t control. This guide covers choosing a lab, picking tests, handling the sample and using the result.
How to arrange it
Two routes
Buy a small quantity, receive it and send part to your lab. You control the sample from start to finish.
Agree the lab, the test panel and the lot with the supplier in advance. The sample should be sealed and labeled with the lot number of the material you will buy.
Before you test
Agreeing them first turns a disputed result into a clear decision.
Sample orders start at 1 kit (10 vials) for eligible products. Confirmed stock: within 3 business days after written payment confirmation; samples requiring preparation: 3–7 business days after specification and payment confirmation. Stock and the dispatch date are confirmed before payment. Each comes with the COA for its lot, so you can test against our published result.
For qualified bulk RFQs we can send a sealed sample from the intended lot to a lab you name. A confirmed quality issue is replaced or refunded under the quality policy.
FAQ
Yes. Send part of the received material to any lab you trust, and keep a sealed vial from the same lot for a retest.
Yes, for qualified bulk RFQs. A sealed sample from the intended lot goes to the lab you name before the order is confirmed.
For tests on material you have received, you arrange and pay the lab directly. For pre-order testing of a bulk lot, scope and cost are agreed in the quotation.
Send both reports to the supplier with the lot number. Small differences can come from the method. At SeqLine Bio, a confirmed quality issue is replaced or refunded under the quality policy.
Next step
We reply within 4 business hours with price, lead time and the COA for the lot you would receive.