Research use only — not for human or veterinary consumptionCAS, formula & sequence documented for every compoundCold-packed dispatch, next business dayPer-lot lab certificates: pending supplier documentation21+ · verified laboratory purchasers only Research use only — not for human or veterinary consumptionCAS, formula & sequence documented for every compoundCold-packed dispatch, next business dayPer-lot lab certificates: pending supplier documentation21+ · verified laboratory purchasers only
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Status: per-lot laboratory certificates are not yet available. Every released lot has its own lot number, listed below, but the reverse-phase HPLC purity report and LAL bacterial endotoxin assay for these lots have not been generated or published. PeptideSeed is working with its supplier to obtain genuine per-lot certificates and will publish each one here, tied to its lot number, once it exists.

No certificate matches that lot — check the crimp label and try again.

What is on a certificate

A certificate of analysis is the analytical record for one specific synthesis batch, identified by lot number. It is not a statement about the product line. A supplier who publishes one certificate per product rather than one per lot is showing you what some other batch looked like.

Purity by RP-HPLC

Reverse-phase HPLC separates a sample by hydrophobicity and reports the main peak's area as a percentage of total peak area. Detection is at 214 nm, where the peptide bond absorbs. Small flanking peaks are typically deletion sequences or incompletely deprotected material.

Endotoxin by LAL

The Limulus amebocyte lysate assay measures bacterial lipopolysaccharide, reported in endotoxin units per milligram. Below 0.5 EU/mg is the PeptideSeed release specification.

Identity by mass spectrometry

Observed mass is compared against the calculated mass for the sequence. Per-lot mass-spec confirmation is not currently available for PeptideSeed lots — see the status note above.

A fuller walkthrough is in the guide on how to read a certificate of analysis, and the methods themselves are covered in HPLC purity explained and endotoxin testing explained.