What It Shows

Identity (the right peptide, confirmed by mass spectrometry), purity (percent of the intended peptide, 98%+ is the standard), potency (the amount matches the label), sterility and endotoxin (safe to inject), and the lab's name and date.

Red Flags

No lab name, no batch number, purity only (no sterility), a date years old, or a COA that is a stock image. Research vendors are notorious for this.

Ours

Every batch from our 503A pharmacy is tested by an independent lab; your batch's COA is available on request.

Common Questions

Does purity equal safety?+

No; sterility and endotoxin matter for injection.

Can I request mine?+

Yes.

What is a good purity?+

98% or higher.

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