COA Library
Every lot we sell, with the independent laboratory’s results and the original report. Enter the lot number printed on your vial to open its certificate.
| Lot | Compound | Tested | HPLC purity | Tests | Status | Report |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| LA-0006 | CJC-1295 / Ipamorelin | 99.91% | All tests passed | Shipping now | ||
| LA-0007 | NAD+ | 97.6% | All tests passed | Shipping now | ||
| LA-0003 | KLOW | — | All tests passed | Shipping now | ||
| LA-0002 | LA-3RT 15 mg | 99.73% | All tests passed | Shipping now | ||
| LA-0005 | BPC-157 | 99.26% | All tests passed | Shipping now | ||
| LA-0001 | LA-3RT 30 mg | 99.74% | All tests passed | Shipping now | ||
| LA-0004 | LA-SS | 99.64% | All tests passed | Shipping now |
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Reading a certificate
What each test tells you
- Identity
- Confirms the compound in the vial is the one on the label. Mass spectrometry (MS or LC-MS) measures the molecule’s mass and compares it with the expected value.
- Purity
- The share of the material that is the target compound. HPLC separates the sample into its components; the purity is the target’s peak as a percentage of all peaks.
- Net content
- How much compound is actually in the vial, compared with the amount on the label.
- Endotoxin
- Checks for bacterial endotoxins, a common contaminant in laboratory materials. The LAL assay reports them in endotoxin units (EU), per milligram, per millilitre or per vial; the report states which.
- Heavy metals
- Screens for trace metals such as lead, arsenic, cadmium and mercury, usually by ICP-MS.
- Water content
- Residual moisture in the lyophilized powder, often by Karl Fischer titration. Lower moisture helps stability in storage.