Peptides
COAs are listed on each product page. We're also consolidating them here for easier lookup.
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Quality & COA Library
This library lists only product-specific documents that are actually linked. Review each document for its lot, date, laboratory, method, and test scope.
- Batch/lot traceability (match your label to the report)
- Laboratory and method shown exactly as stated
- Neutral unavailable state when no document is linked
Find your COA (fast)
1
Locate the batch/lot on your product label (a quick photo is fine).
2
Match the lot to the COA in the library below (or use the COA link on the product page).
3
Save the PDF for your records — especially in the UAE, where shipping conditions can vary.
Important
If your label is missing a batch/lot number or the COA link doesn't load, don't guess — contact support with your order number + a label photo.
COA Library
Only product-specific documents that are actually linked are listed here. Review each document for its lot, date, laboratory, method, and test scope.
No product-specific documents are currently linked in this collection. Contact support with the product and lot number to request available documentation.
A linked document applies only to the product and lot it identifies. Testing panels differ; read the source document for what was and was not tested. A missing field is not evidence of verification.
COAs by category
Nootropics
COAs are shown where applicable. Look for the COA block on the product page.
Phenibut
COAs + batch verification + shipping restrictions.
What a COA should prove (and what it shouldn't)
A COA is documentation that connects a specific batch to lab analysis. At a minimum, a useful COA should help answer:
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Identity: Is it the right compound?
Common methods: FTIR, LC-MS/MS, MS, etc.
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Purity / assay: How much of it is the target compound?
Common method: HPLC
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Traceability: Does the document match your batch/lot?
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Scope clarity: What was tested — and what wasn't
Not every COA includes every possible contaminant panel. Some reports focus on identity/purity only. If you need a specific panel (metals/solvents/micro, etc.), ask support and we'll tell you what documentation exists for your batch.
How to verify a COA (quick checklist)
- Exact product name (not "close enough")
- Batch/lot matches your label
- Lab name + contact details present
- Test date is plausible for that batch
- Methods are stated (HPLC / LC-MS / FTIR, etc.)
- Results include numbers (not only "PASS")
Frequently Asked Questions
Are COAs batch-specific?
COAs only matter when they match a real batch/lot. Always match the lot on your unit to the lot shown on the COA.
Do COAs guarantee legality or regulatory status?
No. A COA is a lab document about analysis results. Legality depends on ingredient classification, labeling, and import context.
What if my label and COA don't match?
Pause. Take photos of the label + packaging and contact support with your order number. Don't "assume" a mismatch is fine.
Why do some COAs look different?
Different labs and methods produce different report formats. What matters is: batch match, methods stated, and real results.
What methods should I expect to see?
Commonly HPLC for purity/assay and LC-MS/MS or similar methods for identity confirmation (varies by compound and lab).
I'm in the UAE — does shipping heat matter?
Heat and last-mile delivery conditions can matter. Receive parcels quickly and store as directed.