The quality checklist

1. 01
   Is there a COA for this exact batch?The lot number on the report matches the lot number on the product.
2. 02
   Was it tested by an independent lab?Third-party testing by a lab with no stake in the result.
3. 03
   Can the lab confirm the report?You can contact the lab directly and verify it.
4. 04
   Is identity confirmed?Mass spectrometry shows the measured mass matches the expected peptide.
5. 05
   Is purity shown with data?An HPLC chromatogram is included, not just a number.
6. 06
   Is net peptide content reported?You know how much of the powder is actually peptide.
7. 07
   Was it tested for contaminants?Endotoxin, and ideally sterility and heavy metals.
8. 08
   Are storage and shipping handled properly?Temperature-sensitive products are stored and shipped to protect them.
9. 09
   Is the labeling clear and consistent?Name, amount, lot, and dates all match the paperwork.
10. 10
    Do you have a licensed provider involved?Testing answers "what is it," not "is it right for me." That question belongs to a provider.

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