209-KLOW
80mg
Lot
20260624
Tested
2026-07-15
Lab
Janoshik Analytical
Report
#199953
Tests run
HPLCMS
GHK-Cu (GHK content) [Copper Content]: 61.36 mg (54.18 mg) [7.18 mg]; BPC-157: 10.07 mg; TB-500 (TB4): 9.82 mg; KPV: 10.75 mg
Every lot we sell is tested before it ships. Each entry below is a single batch — match the lot number on your vial to the record here, then open the report and read it yourself.
12 lots on file
GHK-Cu (GHK content) [Copper Content]: 61.36 mg (54.18 mg) [7.18 mg]; BPC-157: 10.07 mg; TB-500 (TB4): 9.82 mg; KPV: 10.75 mg
GHK-Cu (GHK content): 45.17 mg; BPC-157: 11.95 mg; TB-500 (TB4): 11.55 mg
Match the lot first. A COA only describes the batch it was run on. If the lot number on the report doesn't match the one printed on your vial, the report doesn't apply to your material.
HPLC gives purity, MS gives identity. Purity tells you how much of the sample is the target compound. Mass spectrometry confirms the compound is what the label says. A purity figure alone doesn't establish identity.
Check who ran the test. A report hosted on the testing lab's own servers can be checked against their records. One we host ourselves cannot be — we label which is which above, and we don't dress up the second as the first.
The listed tests are the ones actually run on that lot — nothing is implied beyond them. HPLC and mass spectrometry address purity and identity. They do not measure sterility, endotoxins, heavy metals, or microbial contamination unless that panel is listed on the lot itself.
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