Identity
Know precisely which material a result concerns.

Trustworthy information depends on disciplined handling, suitable assessment and communication that makes technical findings understandable.
Quality is expressed through the choices made throughout a process, not merely in the appearance of a final report.
Know precisely which material a result concerns.
Match the question and examination approach.
Keep relevant observations and references connected.
Explain only what the evidence supports.
Treat specimen and enquiry information with care.
Make expectations and limitations clear.

An informative record links the question and specimen to the observations made. Clear reference numbers, appropriate handling and method context help keep conclusions meaningful.
Explore sample handlingThe purpose of assessment is not to produce more information than necessary but to address a real question with context. Results must stay within the limits of what the observations and chosen methods support.
Information about valuable material and those responsible for it deserves considered handling. Clear expectations and communication help all parties understand the intended scope of a result.
Explore our processProvide the specimen details and the outcome that matters most to you.