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Certificate

Required · up to 6 files

The lab's report, plus anything else from the same vial: a second certificate if endotoxins were tested separately, and photos of the vial, label and seal if you took them.

Drop the certificate here

PDF, JPG, PNG, WebP or HEIC. You can also paste a screenshot with Ctrl+V. We read it and fill in every empty field we can — you'll see it happen. We never change anything you've typed.

Files you add are shown with the published test. If your own name is on the certificate, cover or crop it first. We remove location data from photos.

Sample

What was tested and where it came from

Who sent this vial to the lab?*

Look at “Client” on the certificate: a person, a username or an unnamed client such as “Consumer Testing” or “Private client” means a buyer, the shop's name means the shop, any other company or a code means the shop's supplier.

A buyerBought from a shop like any customer — by you or another member.The shopThe shop took a vial from its own stock and had it tested.The shop's supplierThe maker or wholesaler had the batch tested before it reached the shop.

Sample type

Choose "Blend or stack" for multi-compound vials with per-component net content.

Compound*

Pick the peptide. Brand names and abbreviations are matched (BPC, Reta, TB500).

Brand on the labelOptional

Only if the label brand differs from the shop you bought it from. Leave blank otherwise.

Shop*

Where the vial was bought. This links the test to a trust score. Not in our database? Add it → — your draft stays on this page.

Results

As printed on the certificate

Label claim against what the lab found. Copy values as the certificate prints them; decimal commas are fine.

This certificate has no purity or quantity resultEndotoxin-, sterility- or uniformity-only reports. The three fields below stop being required; fill in at least one result further down.

Stated quantity (label)*

Amount claimed on the label.

Tested quantity*

Actual amount found in testing.

Purity*

Purity percentage from the analysis.

EndotoxinsOptional

Copy the value and unit exactly as the certificate prints them.

Heavy metalsOptional

Heavy metal screening result, if tested.

SterilityOptional

Whether anything grew when the lab cultured the sample (often “USP <71>”). Leave it at “Not on certificate” if there's no sterility line.

Not on certificatePassFail

Content uniformityOptional

Several vials from the same lot measured against each other and the label (often “USP <905>”). Leave it at “Not on certificate” if only one vial was measured.

Not on certificatePassFail

Test details

Test date required, the rest optional

Test date (from the certificate)*

The analysis or report date printed on the COA, not today's date.

Batch / lot numberOptional

The Lot or Batch printed on the certificate — not the COA or accession number.

Testing laboratoryOptional

The lab that performed the analysis. Staff confirm this at review.

Container descriptionOptional

Describe the vial appearance, or attach a photo above.

Certificate URLOptional

A link to the certificate hosted by the shop. Not the lab's verification portal — that's below.

Certificate verification

Optional

Only if printed on the certificate. Leave blank if it isn't — never guess or construct these.

COA / accession number

The certificate's own reference number. Different from the batch/lot above.

Lab verification code

The search or access code the lab's own portal accepts, exactly as printed.

Lab verification URL

The lab's own lookup link for this certificate, if the COA prints one.

What happens next: a team member checks the certificate against the lab's portal, then it's published on the shop page and in Lab Tests under your username.