EVERY BATCH.
TESTED.
PUBLISHED.
Every vial we ship carries a batch ID printed on the label. Every batch is tested by an independent third-party laboratory for purity by HPLC and identity by mass spectrometry — never by us, and never by the manufacturer. Results are published here against the batch ID, so the vial in your hand can be matched to the measurement that was made on it.
This page is a record, not a brochure. It carries what the laboratory returned, including the results that went against us.
Status: pre-launch. Launch batches are currently in third-party testing. Batch lookup and the results archive open here the day the first reports land.
Our verification standard
Four rules govern what appears on this page. They are written as rules because they are checkable — if any one of them is broken, you can point at the broken one.
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Batch IDs matched to shipped vials
The ID on your vial is the key to its record. The batch that was sampled is the batch that was packed and sent — not a same-product sample from a different run.
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Independent laboratory only
Testing is commissioned from and performed by a third party. Never us, and never the party that manufactured the material — a manufacturer testing its own output is not verification.
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Failed batches are published, never sold
A batch below our release floor is rejected, marked FAILED — BATCH REJECTED / NEVER SOLD and left on this page permanently. Removing it would make the record useless.
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Historical results are never deleted
The archive is append-only. Results are added as they return and are not edited, superseded or removed afterwards — including when a later batch looks better than an earlier one.
Launch batches are currently in third-party testing. Results will be published here per batch as they return. Nothing on this page will ever cite a test we didn’t commission.
Most vendors publish results before they exist. We’re publishing them as they exist.
How to read a COA
A certificate of analysis has six parts that matter. Here is what each one is, so you can audit any supplier’s report — ours included.
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Sample Identity
What the laboratory was handed — the compound and the strength, as labelled on the vial it came from.
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Batch ID
The identifier printed on your vial. It matches this report exactly, or the report is not for your batch.
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Analytical Method
The instruments used. Ours are reverse-phase HPLC for purity and electrospray mass spectrometry for identity.
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Purity Result
The percentage of the sample present as the target molecule. Our release floor is 98.00%.
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Test Date
When the laboratory ran the sample — not when the report was filed, and not the date on the vial.
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Laboratory Details
Which laboratory performed the work and under what accreditation. It is never us, and never the manufacturer.
Get notified when the first batch results drop
One email when the first results are published — the batch IDs, the purities and the laboratories, with links to the reports. Not a newsletter, and not added to anything else.
- Sent once, when the archive opens
- No marketing, no drip sequence
- Unsubscribe link in every email
All materials referenced on this page are supplied strictly for laboratory research use only. They are not medicines, therapeutics, cosmetics or food, and they are not for human or veterinary consumption, diagnostic use, or resale. Test results published here describe the identity and purity of a research sample; they are not a statement of safety, efficacy or suitability for any use. Not for supply to persons under 18.