Certificate requirements
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Certificates of analysis and other memoranda concerning laboratory service and the reporting of results should have the following requirements:
(a) Certificates of analysis shall be on standard printed forms approved by the Deputy Administrator;
(b) Shall be printed in English;
(c) Shall have results typewritten, computer generated, or handwritten in ink and shall be clearly legible;
(d) Shall show the results of laboratory tests in a uniform, accurate, and concise manner with abbreviations identified on the form;
(e) Shall show the information required by §§ 91.26 through 91.29; and
(f) Show only such other information and statements of fact as are provided in the instructions authorized by the Deputy Administrator.
[75 FR 17288, Apr. 6, 2010]
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