Quality & testing

Product & batch documents.

Find the available lab reports for your product. Match the batch on your label, then read the original document.

  1. Find your product

    Search by name or browse the library below.

  2. Match your batch

    Compare the batch details with your label.

  3. Read the report

    Open the original file for the test details.

Batch details

Find your report

Search names and batch numbers across the available documents.

16 Products with documents

Alpha-GPC 250mg Capsules

Nootropics
1 report View documents

Aniracetam 500mg Capsules

Nootropics
1 report View documents

Aniracetam Powder

Nootropics
1 report View documents

CDP-choline 250mg Capsules

Nootropics
1 report View documents

Fasoracetam 20mg Capsules

Nootropics
1 report View documents

Fladrafinil 20mg Capsules

Nootropics
1 report View documents

Fladrafinil Powder

Nootropics
1 report View documents

Noopept 20mg Capsules

Nootropics
1 report View documents

Noopept Powder

Nootropics
1 report View documents

Phenibut 250mg Capsules

Phenibut
1 report View documents

Phenibut 500mg Capsules

Phenibut
1 report View documents

Phenibut FAA 300mg Capsules

Phenibut
1 report View documents

Phenibut FAA Powder

Phenibut
1 report View documents

Phenibut HCL Powder

Phenibut
1 report View documents

Phenylpiracetam Hydrazide 150mg Capsules

Nootropics
1 report View documents

Phenylpiracetam Hydrazide Powder

Nootropics
1 report View documents

Read the original report for results, methods and test scope. Documents open in a new tab.

Reading the report

Read it with confidence.

A certificate of analysis (COA) records the tests performed on a sample. Start with these three checks.

Match the product & batch

Check the product or material name and batch reference. A report for another batch is not a match for the bottle in your hand.

Check the test details

Read the lab name, report date, test method and results. Check the units and any limits or notes alongside each result.

Understand the scope

Test panels differ. Each document covers the sample and tests stated in it; it does not answer every question about a product.

A little more clarity.

Where do I find my batch number?

Look for a batch or lot reference on your product label or packaging. If it is missing or hard to read, contact us with the product name and a photo of the label. An order number can also help.

What is the difference between a COA and a chromatogram?

A COA lists the reported tests and results for a sample. A chromatogram is an instrument trace from a chromatography test. Read it with the method, sample details and results in the accompanying report.

Why are the documents different between products?

Products and batches may have different available documents, test methods and panels. Open each file to see exactly what it covers. If the batch you need is not listed, contact us so we can help locate the relevant information.

Can’t find your batch?

Send us the product name and batch reference, or a photo of the label. Add your order number if you have it.

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