BPC-157 lab report: what to check on a BPC-157 COA
What a BPC-157 COA should show: the 15 amino acid sequence, HPLC purity at 214 nm, mass spec identity, content, and our Janoshik report.
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Guides to the testing behind our materials: what our lab reports show, how each result is measured and how to check a report yourself.
MOTS-c lab report: what to check on a MOTS-c COA
What a MOTS-c COA should show: the 16 amino acid sequence, identity by mass spec, oxidation on the HPLC trace, content, and our report.
Read guide →Epithalon lab report: what to check on an Epithalon COA
What an Epithalon (Epitalon) COA should show: the Ala-Glu-Asp-Gly sequence, low wavelength HPLC purity, mass spec identity and content.
Read guide →NAD+ lab report: what to check on an NAD+ COA
What an NAD+ certificate of analysis should show: HPLC purity, identity by mass spec, content in milligrams, and our own NAD+ 1000mg report.
Read guide →GHK-Cu lab report: what to check on a GHK-Cu COA
What a GHK-Cu COA should show: HPLC purity, mass spec identity for the copper complex or the peptide alone, content, and our own 100mg report.
Read guide →Kisspeptin lab report: what to check on a Kisspeptin COA
What a Kisspeptin COA should show: the YNWNSFGLRF-NH2 sequence, HPLC purity, mass spec identity and content, and our own 10mg report.
Read guide →Melanotan II lab report: what to check on a Melanotan II COA
What a Melanotan II certificate of analysis should show: HPLC purity, identity by mass spec, content in milligrams, and our own Kovera Labs report.
Read guide →How to read a lab report for a peptide blend
How to read a peptide blend lab report: an amount and a peak for each compound, and why the total isn't enough. With our KLOW, GLOW and Wolverine Blend reports.
Read guide →Purity vs content: the two numbers on a lab report
Purity and content answer different questions. What each number on a peptide lab report means, how it's measured, and an example from one of our own reports.
Read guide →How to read a peptide lab report
What a peptide lab report (COA) tells you: HPLC purity, mass spec identity, content per vial and endotoxin, explained with our own lab reports.
Read guide →KPV lab report: what to check on a KPV COA
What a KPV certificate of analysis should show: the Lys-Pro-Val sequence, mass spec identity, HPLC purity and content, with our own Janoshik KPV report.
Read guide →TB-500 purity: how to read a TB-500 lab report
What a TB-500 lab report should show: HPLC purity, identity by mass spec, signs of the short fragment or oxidation, and how to check our Janoshik TB-500 report.
Read guide →Semax purity: what a Semax lab report should show
What a Semax lab report should show: the Met-Glu-His-Phe-Pro-Gly-Pro sequence, identity by mass spec, HPLC purity and oxidation, and our own Janoshik Semax report.
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