One of the important requirements of our ISO 17025 accreditation is the verification of laboratory
test methods. But what does this actually mean for you as a client?

Method verification is the process where a laboratory demonstrates that it can correctly perform an
established test method within its own facility. Even when internationally recognised methods are
used, the laboratory must prove that its equipment, environment, systems, and analysts can
consistently achieve the expected level of performance.

This involves carefully assessing factors such as accuracy, repeatability, and reliability under the
laboratory’s own working conditions. In simple terms, the lab must prove that the method works in
their hands, not just in theory.

At OmniQU Laboratories, method verification is a key part of maintaining our ISO 17025
accreditation and ensuring the quality of every test we perform.

For you, our client, this translates directly into confidence in the results you receive. You can trust
that the data reported has been generated using methods that have been proven to work reliably in
our laboratory. This means results that are consistent, defensible, and able to support important
decisions such as product release, compliance verification, and audit requirements.