Search Jupiter Peptides' published Certificates of Analysis (COAs), including peptide purity, tested mass, fill accuracy, endotoxin results and independent laboratory reports.
Jupiter Peptides doesn't self-report purity. Every active compound (except one, curently) is sent to Testides, an accredited independent laboratory, for analysis by HPLC-UV — the industry-standard method for confirming a peptide's identity and purity. Other compounds are sent to Janoshik, another well known and respected laboratory.
A certificate of analysis (COA) tells you three things:
1. HPLC-UV purity (how much of the vial is the actual peptide)
2. measured content versus label claim (fill accuracy)
3. and bacterial endotoxin screening to USP <85> standards.
Open any COA PDF below to see the chromatogram and full result, or match the report number on the card against the lab's own record. No account, no gate — every certificate is public.
Each batch is tested on its own, and the full report is published here unedited, whether the numbers are flattering or not.
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Certificates of analysis are issued by Testides, or Janoshik labs. Both are independent testing laboratory's, and reflect the analytical result for the tested sample and batch identified in each report. Analytical results apply only to the submitted sample and methods identified. All products are sold for laboratory and research purposes only and are not for human consumption.
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