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Every Certificate Peptara Labs Publishes, Counted

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The certificate record

Three lines, each counted below.

The count
Fourteen of sixteen SKUs carry a published certificate. Two read Pending: Epithalon and Glutathione.
The laboratory
Titreon Analytical, aligned to ISO/IEC 17025:2017, not itself accredited, with a Janoshik second-laboratory endotoxin report on four batches.
What we opened
Five files, downloaded and confirmed by type. The rest are published and linked, not opened by us.

What is published, counted

Peptara Labs lists sixteen research-grade SKUs on its products page. Fourteen carry a published certificate. Two read Pending, with a certificate in testing and available on request: Epithalon and Glutathione.

The catalog names, set down as names only, with no claim here about the current availability of any one of them:


What each certificate covers

The source is a panel, so it is set down here as a panel. Each certificate confirms:

The heavy metal panel covers arsenic, cadmium, chromium, mercury and lead. All returned Not Detected on the published batches.

Measured purity across the current published catalog runs 98.6 to 99.6 percent. The homepage rounds that range to a stated 99% average purity. The testing laboratory is Titreon Analytical, described on the live page as a third-party laboratory whose quality system is aligned to ISO/IEC 17025:2017, not itself accredited.


The five files we opened

Fourteen certificate PDFs and four second-laboratory reports are published and linked from the certificates page. This site downloaded five of them and confirmed their file type. The files beyond these five were not opened by this site.

Table 1. The five proof assets this site downloaded and confirmed by file type, on 2026-09-01.
Asset File type What it is How far this site checked
coa/retatrutide.pdf PDF, 4 pages Titreon Analytical certificate, Retatrutide Downloaded, type confirmed
coa/bpc157.pdf PDF, 4 pages Titreon Analytical certificate, BPC-157 Downloaded, type confirmed
coa/ghk-cu.pdf PDF, 4 pages Titreon Analytical certificate, GHK-Cu Downloaded, type confirmed
coa/janoshik/retatrutide.png PNG, 1600 by 2360 Janoshik second-laboratory endotoxin report, Retatrutide Downloaded, type confirmed
coa/janoshik/bpc157.png PNG, 1600 by 2360 Janoshik second-laboratory endotoxin report, BPC-157 Downloaded, type confirmed

One certificate named in full

Peptara Labs names one certificate in full on its verification guide: COA-2026-8642, described as a four-page Titreon Analytical panel for BPC-157 batch BPC-260408-A. The number and the batch code are published by Peptara Labs on a live page, so they are quoted here. Peptara Labs sets them out on its verification guide.


The route from vial to certificate

Vials ship unlabeled by design. No lot is printed on the vial. The published route to tie a batch to its certificate is to message support with the order number.

Published batch identifiers do exist per SKU on the certificate pages. The retatrutide card shows a batch code and a June 2026 test date. The second laboratory is set out in the laboratories that signed them. The two Pending records are listed in the two records that say Pending. The one-pass summary is the summary file.


Research use only

Everything named here is research-grade material, and this page is a record of what a company published. Peptara Labs is not a medical provider. Nothing sold is an FDA-approved drug. Nothing on this site is medical advice, and nothing here tells any person what to do.