How do I reconcile 98.4% from Janoshik with 98.2% from the supplier?

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Numbers first: 98.4% · Janoshik · 98.2%.

Before I write this off, I want to check whether it is a known failure mode.

I have the lot number, the certificate and the date, and I am happy to compare them against anything.

What is the most likely explanation, and how would I confirm it?

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2What does the certificate say about the lot code, and does it match the vial? – petra_hovland 9 months ago

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