House · Section 04
Verified·Methodology

Quality & Testing

Every claim,
on the record.

Every product on this site has a Certificate of Analysis available for download. Here's exactly what that means and how we get there.

Quality ledger

Avg HPLC purity
0%across catalog
Internal floor
0%below — never ships
Compounds tested
0independent lab
Faked numbers
0ever

“If we can't verify it, we don't print it.”

— House rule

01

Independent third-party testing

Every batch is tested by an independent analytical laboratory using HPLC (high-performance liquid chromatography). We do not test in-house or rely on supplier-provided documentation alone. The lab partner is Janoshik Analytical — same name on every COA, named in the open.

02

What's on a Certificate of Analysis

  • 01Compound identity and molecular weight verification
  • 02HPLC purity percentage, reported to the decimal
  • 03Batch identifier and test date
  • 04Lab partner name and signature

Example trace

For illustration

What a clean trace looks likeHPLC trace
99.4%TARGET2 MIN5 MIN8 MIN12 MIN

One tall peak at the target compound's retention time, low baseline noise everywhere else. The purity number is the area under the main peak as a percentage of total area.

03

Sourcing transparency

Every product discloses its sourcing chain: country of origin and manufacturing standard. We work with GMP-audited facilities and publish what we can verify. Where we can't verify, we don't claim.

04

What we will not do

  • 01Fabricate purity numbers without lab backing
  • 02Publish testimonials we didn't receive
  • 03Claim affiliations we don't have
  • 04Sell anything we can't trace back to a tested batch

Verify yourself

Open any product,
read the receipt.