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One batch, one report
A COA describes the material from a single production batch. A certificate for a different batch, or one with no batch number at all, tells you nothing about the vial in front of you.
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What a peptide COA should contain
The product name and the batch or lot number.
Identity: the measured mass compared with the expected mass.
Purity: an HPLC result, ideally with the chromatogram itself.
Quantity: the amount of material measured per vial.
The lab's name, test date and a way to verify the report.
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In-house or third-party?
An in-house COA is written by the seller's own lab. A third-party COA comes from an independent lab with no stake in the result. Many independent labs let you check a report on their website using a code printed on it.
Educational information only
Educational information only. Nothing here is medical advice, dosing guidance or a recommendation to use any substance. Research peptides are not approved medicines and are not for human or animal consumption. Speak to a qualified professional and follow the law where you are.
