What is the assumed Caster Level for potions and scrolls?

[Gray]

For example, the party finds a potion of Cure Serious Wounds. The spell itself can cure 3d8 plus up to +15. But it could be as low as +5 to the roll, a significant difference. I thought I saw the rule for this somewhere, but I can't locate it.

[Some Random Dood]

It is generally assumed to be the minimum caster lv to cast the spell, unless stated otherwise. I don't remember where this is mentioned though.

[Cheapy]

It's assumed the CL is the lowest necessary to make it.

[BltzKrg242]

It's assumed to be the lowest level capable of casting the spell.
Sorry, Answered previously.
I got distracted by actual work :(

[Gray]

Thanks, everyone!

[JaceDK]

Already answered, but in case you need the actual rule quote:

PRD wrote:

Some individual items, notably those that just store spells, don't get full-blown descriptions. Reference the spell's description for details, modified by the form of the item (potion, scroll, wand, and so on). Assume that the spell is cast at the minimum level required to cast it.

It's in the chapter on Magic Items, in the Magic Item Description section.

[carn]

Gray wrote:

For example, the party finds a potion of Cure Serious Wounds. The spell itself can cure 3d8 plus up to +15. But it could be as low as +5 to the roll, a significant difference. I thought I saw the rule for this somewhere, but I can't locate it.

Assumed is minimum caster level to make the item.

With cure 3d8, its level 5. So normally cure serious wounds potions heal 3d8+5.

They could have higher caster level, but only if creator had a reason to use one.