Research peptides & compounds
Precision, documented.
Every vial traces back to an outside lab's report. Look up your lot number and read it for yourself.
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Lot reportsSample lot report: UPC-0001
Independent HPLC testingSample: 99.2% purity on lot UPC-0001
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Every vial is matched to the certificate of analysis for its lot and batch.
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Independent HPLC testing on every lot
Each lot is sent to an independent laboratory for HPLC analysis. The laboratory's chromatogram and certificate of analysis are filed under the batch and lot number printed on your vial.
- Independent laboratory, named on every report
- Lot- and batch-specific certificate of analysis
- Look up any lot number online
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Every lot, matched to its report
The lot number on the vial is the key. Use it to find the report for that exact batch and compare the result with the listing.
- A chromatogram for each lot, once available
- Name of the independent testing lab
- Report matched to the lot number on your vial
In three steps
Reading a lot report
- Find the lot numberIt is printed on the vial and the box.
- Open the reportSearch the lab results by lot number.
- Compare the valuesCheck the result against the published listing.
Report availability varies. How we test · Eligibility requirements
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Concentration calculator
Enter the mass in the vial and the volume of solvent to see the resulting concentration. This is arithmetic only and gives no dosing guidance.
New to the maths? Read Concentration math for laboratory solutions.
concentration = mass ÷ volume
Peptide science
The people who built it
Five Nobel Prizes mark the road from the first insulin treatments to the way peptides are made in laboratories today.
- 1923Banting and MacleodInsulin, the first peptide hormone treatment
- 1955Vincent du VigneaudThe first synthetic peptide hormone
- 1958Frederick SangerThe complete amino acid sequence of insulin
- 1977Guillemin, Schally and YalowBrain peptide hormones and the radioimmunoassay
- 1984Bruce MerrifieldSolid-phase peptide synthesis
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Enter the lot number printed on a vial.
Report database layout
| Compound | Lot number | Test date | Purity | Report |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| BPC-157 | Not issued | — | Not published | Not available |
| TB-500 | Not issued | — | Not published | Not available |
| Semaglutide | Not issued | — | Not published | Not available |
| AOD-9604 | Not issued | — | Not published | Not available |