Do Korean biotech companies conduct testing?
If so, could you briefly explain how the testing process works?
Oh the testing lab is Janoshik, in Czechia. They are the current industry standard acknowledged by both buyers and vendors. Some vendors offer guarantee of refund or reshipment if Janoshik tests of their product do not meet requirement.
The testing goes:
1. You buy a product from a vendor.
2. A few of you bought the same product from the vendor and found each other. A testing lead is selected.
3. All of you decided to test a sample of the product by sending in 01 vial to Janoshik.
4. You all share the cost of testing. $300 for first vial of GLPs. $60 for additional vials. Shipping is usually $50 unless from EU.
If there is 10 of you, that comes down to $35/person if 01 vial is tested.
5. Place test order and everyone makes payment to Janoshik individually, and once payment is done Janoshik provides shipping instructions.
6. Someone who volunteered ships their vial sample. They are donors, of their own vials.
7. Vial sample arrives at Janoshik. It is tested in around 05 to 10 business days.
8. Janoshik emails the lead and send over test results, report and COA (certificate lf analysis) which are then shared with the group.
9. If the vendor offers incentives for testing, your group will receive $300 in credits to be shared evenly and used in next order. Between 10 people that would make $30 each. Vendor can now share your COA and post in their channel.
10. If everyone paid $35, and receives $30 then fhe test effectively costed only $5 each person.
