CoA & Quality

How to read a peptide testing report

Start with the material identity and lot number, then review the laboratory, report number, test date, method, result units, and limitations. A result applies to the sample and methods described in that report—not every vial or future batch.

Analytical methods reference: Agilent: peptide analysis and analytical methods. This reference is not a ivaldi testing report or laboratory endorsement.

Publication and correction policy

Each published record will link the original reviewed PDF to its material and lot, with its laboratory, report number, dates, methods, revision and file fingerprint. Superseded or withdrawn records retain their status so that older references do not silently become current evidence.

We do not infer safety, sterility, approval, clinical suitability, or legal availability from a CoA. Research documentation does not authorize human or veterinary use.

The current image library contains packaging concepts, not tested inventory. NAD+ content, GLOW composition and the CJC variant still require supplier confirmation.