For Research Purposes Only · Not for Human Consumption · Not FDA Approved

What is a Peptide Certificate of Analysis (COA)?

Peptide COA

A Peptide Certificate of Analysis (COA) is a document that reports analytical testing performed on a specific peptide sample or batch. For researchers, a COA can provide important information about the material being evaluated, including its identity, reported purity, batch or lot number, analytical methods, testing date, and laboratory information.  According to the FDA’s ICH […]

Research Peptides vs. Compounded Peptides: Key Differences

Research peptides vs Compounded peptides

Research peptides are laboratory materials intended only for scientific research, while compounded peptides are drug preparations made by licensed pharmacies for patient-specific or clinical use under applicable U.S. compounding laws. Even when both products contain the same peptide sequence, their intended purpose, regulatory status, manufacturing standards, testing requirements, sterility expectations, labeling, and oversight can be […]