
Every Batch. Third-Party Tested.
Third-party HPLC, UPLC, and mass spectrometry analysis on every production run. Certificates of Analysis available for every batch number. Independent labs. No self-certified results.
Why COAs matter for Research Integrity
- A Certificate of Analysis is a laboratory document confirming the identity, purity, and strength of a research compound. Without a valid COA from an independent laboratory, researchers cannot establish the identity or concentration of a compound used in their assays.
- Impure compounds introduce variables that invalidate experimental results. In in vitro research, concentration accuracy directly affects reproducibility. A compound listed as 99% pure but lacking HPLC verification provides no meaningful assurance.
- Alpha Health provides batch-specific COAs from named third-party analytical laboratories. Every vial ships with a traceable lot number. COAs are available for download per batch.
| Test | Alpha Health | What to watch out for |
|---|---|---|
| Purity Analysis | HPLC / UPLC (quantitative) | Titration or IR (qualitative) |
| Identity Confirmation | Mass Spectrometry (MS) | TLC or FTIR only |
| Endotoxin Testing | LAL / rFC method | Not tested |
| Batch-Level COA | Yes - lot-specific | Generic or not provided |
Reading a peptide purity chromatogram
HPLC chromatograms display compound peaks over retention time. The main peak represents the target compound. Smaller peaks indicate impurities. Purity percentage is calculated from peak area ratios.
Get a QuoteHow to evaluate any Supplier's COA
Use this checklist when assessing any research peptide supplier. 0/6 criteria checked.
Batch-specific COAs available upon request.
Still have questions?
Research Support, Simplified.
Have questions about our research compounds, analytical standards, or documentation? Our team is available to support laboratory and scientific inquiries.
Our scientific support team can assist with compound information, COA documentation, and general product inquiries related to laboratory research use.
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