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Does Medutest test the vial or accept the vendor’s sample?

Asked 11 Nov 2024Modified 21 months agoViewed 42k times
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The method section is present, which is unusual enough that I want to make use of it.

This has the shape of a fact but I cannot find its origin.

What I found instead were three secondary sources all citing each other.

Can anyone point me at a primary source, or confirm that there is not one?

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4Does this hold at lower concentrations, or does adsorption dominate? – Dr_Malik_Osei 3 months ago
5Worth flagging that this changed in 2025, so older answers on the site are out of date. – fib4_reader 4 months ago
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