This policy is part of the TrustPoint Analytics website terms and may be incorporated into accepted services where applicable. Read it together with any Accepted Scope or signed agreement.
1. Research and analytical use
TrustPoint Analytics provides analytical and quality-support services for lawful research and business purposes. Unless expressly stated in an appropriately authorized written agreement, services and reports are not clinical diagnostic tests, medical devices, drug approvals, product releases, or regulatory certifications.
2. No medical or veterinary advice
Nothing on this website or in a TrustPoint report is medical or veterinary advice. TrustPoint does not diagnose, treat, cure, prevent, or monitor disease; recommend a compound, product, dose, route, schedule, or administration; or determine suitability for human or animal use. Do not use TrustPoint content or results to make patient-specific decisions.
3. Sample-specific limitation
A result applies only to the sample as received and the analysis described. It does not establish that other units, vials, portions, lots, batches, products, suppliers, dates, or locations are identical. Sampling error, heterogeneity, degradation, contamination, storage, shipping, preparation, matrix effects, method limits, reference quality, and measurement uncertainty may affect the result.
4. Identity is not safety
A finding consistent with expected identity or a reported chromatographic profile does not by itself establish potency, sterility, endotoxin level, absence of contaminants, safety, efficacy, legality, regulatory compliance, or fitness for any use. Each attribute requires an appropriate and separately scoped analytical question.
5. No endorsement
Testing a sample does not mean TrustPoint approves, certifies, sponsors, partners with, recommends, or endorses a client, vendor, supplier, brand, product, claim, manufacturing process, or intended use. Public verification confirms a registry record, not an endorsement.
6. No guaranteed outcome
TrustPoint does not guarantee a passing result, expected result, specific purity or content, regulatory acceptance, commercial outcome, publication, or uninterrupted verification access. Scientifically valid work may produce inconclusive, unexpected, or unfavorable findings.
7. Website and third-party content
Website content may summarize technical topics and can become outdated. It is not a substitute for qualified scientific, legal, regulatory, medical, quality, or safety advice. TrustPoint is not responsible for a third party’s statements, links, report excerpts, altered documents, or use of a TrustPoint name or result.
8. Client responsibility
The client is responsible for determining which testing, sampling plan, specifications, methods, validation, quality system, regulatory pathway, labeling, disclosures, and professional review are appropriate for its purpose. TrustPoint assumes only responsibilities expressly stated in the Accepted Scope.