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Is a 98.2% result from Janoshik comparable to 96.8% from Medutest?

Asked 10 Aug 2024Modified 2.0 years agoViewed 31k times
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What I have: 98.2% · Janoshik · 96.8% · Medutest.

I have used one of these for a while and I am considering switching, which requires a reason.

What I care about is reproducibility, because a result I cannot repeat is not useful to me.

Which axes does this decision turn on?

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askedDr_Ravi_Selvarajah42k13810 Aug 2024
Any reason this would differ for a longer peptide? – marta_okonkwo 35 days ago
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