Jul 14th 2026
Purity is not peptide content
Two numbers describe a vial of lyophilised peptide, they mean entirely
different things, and almost every supplier quotes only the one that flatters
them. This is the distinction worth understanding before you compare any two
certificates.
P
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Jul 7th 2026
HPLC and mass spectrometry: what each one actually measures
Every certificate we issue carries two measurements. They are not redundant,
and neither one substitutes for the other. Here is what each instrument is
actually doing, and why a certificate carrying only one of them has verified
half of what i
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Jun 30th 2026
How to read a certificate of analysis
A certificate of analysis is the only document standing between a claim and
a measurement. It is also, in this industry, the document most often faked,
borrowed, or quietly detached from the material it is supposed to describe.
Here is what a
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Jun 23rd 2026
Why the third-party test goes first
Almost every supplier in this industry says the same four words:
third-party tested. Far fewer will say when. The order of operations
is the part that decides whether the phrase means anything, and it is the
part nobody advertises.
Two ways
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