COA Checklist for Sports Research Peptides
A COA should be treated as a batch-specific analytical record. It is not evidence for a different product, specification, client or production lot.
Match identification fields
- Check the sample name, specification, lot number, date received and date tested.
- Compare those fields with the quotation and the product being offered.
Separate the analytical methods
- HPLC reports chromatographic purity for the tested sample.
- Mass spectrometry supports identity by comparing observed mass with the expected compound.
Review the document owner
- The supplied COA files visibly identify the named laboratory and client shown on each report.
- Buyers should verify how the report is linked to the quoted PulseTide Bio batch before relying on it.
Record limitations
- Results apply only to the sample and batch shown.
- Follistatin 410 currently has no matching report in the user-provided directory and must be confirmed by enquiry.