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Bought the Niimbot M2. I have been using the label generator on this site to create the labels. Want to get basics down before attempting some of the creativity I have seen on here. I have been downloading the COAs locally and creating the QR codes to link to them. Other than the fields in the label generator is there any information that you find useful to have on the label? I am doing some refrigerator storage and some freezer storage. Was thinking freeze date on the long term ones. Appreciate any feedback.
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check out the label maker https://peptidecritic.com/tools/label-maker
check out the label maker https://peptidecritic.com/tools/label-maker
Thanks Randy. Been using it. Love a good short cut.
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I don't worry about the freeze date on the frozen ones. The production or received date is more important to me. My labels vary but I always make sure I have the following:
Contents and mass (claimed and COA actual mass)
Vendor
Production or received date
Batch numberSometimes I will add the camp/crimp color and QR code to the COA. If it's a reconstituted vial that will sit, I put the recon date.
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I don't worry about the freeze date on the frozen ones. The production or received date is more important to me. My labels vary but I always make sure I have the following:
Contents and mass (claimed and COA actual mass)
Vendor
Production or received date
Batch numberSometimes I will add the camp/crimp color and QR code to the COA. If it's a reconstituted vial that will sit, I put the recon date.
I don't worry about the freeze date on the frozen ones. The production or received date is more important to me. My labels vary but I always make sure I have the following:
Contents and mass (claimed and COA actual mass)
Vendor
Production or received date
Batch numberSometimes I will add the camp/crimp color and QR code to the COA. If it's a reconstituted vial that will sit, I put the recon date.
Thanks for the response. I wasn't putting the batch number. I will add that.
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Roger that. The batch number is helpful if you don't have the QR code for reference or the QR code website is inaccessible. Plus it's a good reference if something turns up online as questionable.
Good choice on the M2 by the way. I was too cheap and bought the B1 Pro. Kind of regret it now.
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Roger that. The batch number is helpful if you don't have the QR code for reference or the QR code website is inaccessible. Plus it's a good reference if something turns up online as questionable.
Good choice on the M2 by the way. I was too cheap and bought the B1 Pro. Kind of regret it now.
Roger that. The batch number is helpful if you don't have the QR code for reference or the QR code website is inaccessible. Plus it's a good reference if something turns up online as questionable.
Good choice on the M2 by the way. I was too cheap and bought the B1 Pro. Kind of regret it now.
Seemed like a lot for labels but I have bought so many things on this journey that I ended up upgrading soon after. Also label envy on some of the threads I've seen here.
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Roger that. The batch number is helpful if you don't have the QR code for reference or the QR code website is inaccessible. Plus it's a good reference if something turns up online as questionable.
Good choice on the M2 by the way. I was too cheap and bought the B1 Pro. Kind of regret it now.
Seemed like a lot for labels but I have bought so many things on this journey that I ended up upgrading soon after. Also label envy on some of the threads I've seen here.
@Mydogdaryl423 label envy is a good way to put it.
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