Peptide Purity and Independent Testing

Our testing standards

What a COA confirms

• Compound identity confirmed by mass spectrometry (MS-UPLC)
• Purity percentage established by HPLC area integration
• Unique batch/lot number traceable from synthesis to vial label
• Date of manufacture and assigned expiry date
• Recommended storage conditions specific to the compound
• Molecular formula, molecular weight, and empirical formula
• Issuing laboratory name, accreditation number, and analyst signature

MSDS Document Contents

• Product identification, trade name, and CAS registry number
• Hazard identification and classification under the OSHA Hazard Communication Standard, 29 CFR 1910.1200 (HCS 2024, aligned to GHS Rev. 7 with elements of Rev. 8)
• Composition, ingredient breakdown, and impurity profile
• First aid procedures for exposure routes (inhalation, skin, eye, ingestion)
• Fire-fighting measures and suitable extinguishing media
• Accidental release and spill containment procedures
• Safe handling conditions and incompatible materials
• Recommended storage temperature, humidity range, and container type
• Exposure limits (where established) and required PPE specifications
• Physical and chemical properties including solubility and stability data
• Toxicological data and reproductive hazard classification where applicable
• Disposal considerations in accordance with federal and local EPA regulations

Laboratory handling guidelines

• Handle exclusively in a properly equipped laboratory with adequate ventilation and appropriate biosafety rating
• Wear full PPE at all times: lab coat, nitrile gloves, and ANSI-rated eye protection as a minimum
• Reconstitute lyophilized peptides using a laboratory-appropriate diluent such as sterile PBS, assay buffer, DMSO, or dilute acetic acid as specified by your research protocol. For in-vitro research use exclusively.
• Store lyophilized peptides at 2-8 degrees Celsius short term or at -20 degrees Celsius for extended storage, as specified on the COA
• Maintain complete chain of custody records, research logs, and handling documentation throughout all experimental phases
• Not for human, veterinary, or food-contact use under any circumstances. Dispose of according to your institutional and EPA-compliant waste procedures.