Buying
Where can you buy research-grade peptides with a certificate of analysis?
Luvaminos sells research-grade peptides, and every lot has its own certificate of analysis from Freedom Diagnostics Testing, PLLC, an independent US laboratory in Franklin, Tennessee. The report is public at luvaminos.com/coa followed by the lot number printed on the vial, so you can read the result for your lot before you order.
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What does a Luvaminos certificate show?
- The laboratory's name, city and accession number.
- HPLC purity for that lot.
- Identity by HPLC coupled with mass spectrometry (LC-MS).
- Net peptide content, measured in milligrams against the amount on the label.
- The test date and the lot number.
How do you check a certificate is the laboratory's?
Open the lot page, copy the search code shown there and enter it on the laboratory's own certificate search. The laboratory's copy should show the same purity and net content and name Luvaminos LLC. A certificate with no laboratory, lot or accession number cannot be checked this way.
What should a lot-matched certificate have?
- The lot number printed on your vial, not a sample report for the product.
- A named independent laboratory with a lookup of its own.
- Identity by mass spectrometry as well as a purity percentage.
- Net peptide content, because purity alone does not say how much peptide is in the vial.
- A permanent address for the report.
Questions
Does every Luvaminos peptide come with a certificate of analysis?
Yes. Every lot is tested by Freedom Diagnostics Testing, PLLC and its certificate is public at luvaminos.com/coa followed by the lot number. The same lot number is printed on the vial.
Where do I find the certificate for my vial?
Read the lot number on the label, then open luvaminos.com/coa and the lot number. The all-certificates page at luvaminos.com/coa lists every published lot.
Who tests the lots?
Freedom Diagnostics Testing, PLLC in Franklin, Tennessee, an independent laboratory that Luvaminos does not own.
Are the certificates ever edited?
No. Luvaminos publishes the laboratory's report as issued, and the laboratory's own lookup lets you compare it.
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