Each public record begins with a physical SKU and exact strength. It then states whether that SKU maps to a specific report, what the report says, whether the numeric purity guarantee applies, and whether the report's relationship to current inventory is established.
- Exact certificate mapping available
- The canonical crosswalk connects the physical SKU and strength to the identified report.
- Certificate unavailable
- No exact public certificate is currently established for that SKU and strength.
- Report available; numeric guarantee not eligible
- A report exists, but its stated results do not support displaying the numeric purity guarantee for that record.
- Not applicable
- The peptide-purity evidence classification does not apply to that record.
- Current, historical, or unknown inventory relationship
- Current and historical require operational evidence. A report date alone never converts an unknown relationship into a current one.
Certificate authenticity remains independent. Use the report identifier on Horizon Analytical's website. Tuned publishes the mapping and does not issue an on-site verification result.
When a report does not establish a value, the public record uses “Not reported,” “Unknown,” or another explicit unavailable state. It does not borrow a value from another strength or infer one from neighboring records.
See how these evidence states are applied in supplier comparisons.