Identity, purity and net content — measured on the exact lot in the box, by a lab we don't own.
These are the actual certificates — the same documents that ship with the order. Not samples, not templates. Pick a lot to read its report.
A certificate is only useful if you know what it's claiming. Here's what each field on the document above actually establishes.
Confirms the material in the vial is the compound on the label — by mass, not by assertion.
The percentage of the sample that is the target compound, measured by HPLC with UV detection.
How much of each compound is actually present — the number that makes a blend verifiable.
Every result names the instrument behind it: HPLC with UV detection, coupled with mass spectrometry.
Material arrives and is assigned an internal lot number before anything ships.
Testing is performed in Franklin, Tennessee by Freedom Diagnostics — a lab we do not own.
Identity by mass spectrometry, purity by HPLC with UV detection. Both on the same sample.
Every order carries the certificate for the exact lot in the box — not a generic one for the product line.
Certificates for the rest of the catalog — including lots not published here — are available to signed-in research customers, alongside the certificate for every order you've placed.
Send us the lot number and we'll pull the certificate. Institutional and purchasing inquiries answered within one business day.
