A COA per lot, not per product
Independent HPLC and mass spectrometry. You download the certificate for your lot before you order, not after.
GLP-3 RT is retatrutide, the triple agonist studied on three metabolic pathways at the same time, where the earlier molecules worked on one. 15 mg per vial, with the assay for this exact lot.
On screen: GLP-3 RT 15mg Lot BV-2409-RT15 COA available
Independent HPLC and mass spectrometry. You download the certificate for your lot before you order, not after.
It is on the label, on the product page and on the certificate. Three places that have to match. If they do not, do not order.
Small operation, no warehouse robot. Every order is checked against its lot before the box is sealed and leaves the same day.
Six families of research compounds. Every one of them leaves with the certificate of its own lot.
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Metabolic & Weight
5 compounds · 8 presentations
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Growth & Anti-Aging
3 compounds · 3 presentations
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Repair & Recovery
6 compounds · 6 presentations
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Longevity & Skin
4 compounds · 5 presentations
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Cognitive & Sleep
3 compounds · 3 presentations
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Vitality
1 compound · 1 presentation
Four checks, about thirty seconds. Do them on our certificates and do them on anyone else's — that is the point.
It has to match the one printed on your vial, character for character. A certificate for a different lot tells you nothing about what you received.
Look for the percentage and the method. 99% by HPLC is a measurement. 'High purity' with no number and no method is marketing.
Purity says how little else is in there. Mass spectrometry says the molecule is the one on the label. You want both, not one.
A named third-party lab and a test date within the shelf life. An undated certificate with no letterhead is a picture, not a document.
Open any product, read its COA, then decide. That is the order we would want if we were buying.