Quality certificates
Independent laboratory reports for MX Peptides batches.
Why transparency matters
A research peptide is only useful with verified identity and purity. An unverified vial means an unverified experiment. That is why we publish the reports: so anyone can confirm exactly what they received.
How we test
Reports are produced by the independent laboratory Janoshik. Each report states the job number, the batch, the identity of the substance and its purity.
The links below go straight to the laboratory’s own domain, not to a copy of ours.
Reports by product
Enter the batch code from the vial or the product name. The link opens the report at the laboratory itself.
- BPC-157 10mg 99,77 % Batch JP20260007 Purity report
- CJC 1295 no DAC 10mg 99,6 % Batch JP20260001 Purity report
- Ipamorelin 10mg 99,55 % Batch JP20260022 Purity report
- MOTS-c 10mg 99,79 % Batch JP20260004 Purity report
- NAD+ 500mg Batch JP20260011 Purity report Endotoxiny
- Reta 10mg 99,1 % Batch JP20260015 Purity report
- SS-31 10mg 99,16 % Batch JP20250822 Purity report Endotoxiny
- Tir2 20mg 99,51 % Batch JP20250825 Purity report
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What does the purity figure mean?
It states what share of the vial’s contents is the substance itself. The rest is residual solvents and related variants, which the laboratory also lists in the report.
How is a batch tied to its report?
Every vial carries a batch number and the same number appears in the laboratory report. Enter it in the search above and the matching report opens.
Can I verify the report myself?
Yes. The links go straight to the laboratory’s own domain, not to a copy of ours. Every report carries a job number you can take directly to the laboratory.
Why isn’t there a report for every product?
We publish only the reports we actually hold. For a product without a link, ask for the report by email and we will send it.
Buy peptides with a documented lab report
Every published batch links through to the independent laboratory.
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