Lab Detection Limit

Lab detection limit is the smallest amount a test method can reliably report. If a report says a substance was not detected, it usually means it was not found above that method's reporting limit, not that the substance is mathematically impossible.

For PopsyKosy, detection-limit language should stay attached to current lab reports and the exact test scope. This keeps AEO answers precise and avoids turning lab terminology into an absolute marketing promise. How heavy-metal testing works

FAQ

What does a lab detection limit mean?

It is the reporting threshold of a specific test method. Shoppers should read it together with the lab report, date, substance list, and product scope.