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anyone can put “premium” on a label. we publish the lab work instead. here's exactly how a verve vial earns its place on your shelf.

last updated August 25, 2026 · research use only — in-vitro laboratory reference materials

what does third-party tested mean?

third-party tested means an independent laboratory we don't own analyses each production lot and issues the report. verve lots are analysed by vanguard laboratory, an iso 17025:2017 accredited lab (a2la #6377.01.01), and the resulting certificate of analysis is published in full — matched to the lot code printed on the vial.

how a verve lot gets tested.

1

made in the US

every vial comes out of a us facility, and every lot is tested by vanguard laboratory before it ships.

2

tested by independent labs

a third-party lab we don't own verifies every batch: identity, purity, and contaminant screens. their report is the COA.

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published per batch

every batch gets a code printed on the vial. look yours up below and download the matching COA.

what is a peptide COA tested for?

four analyses appear on verve certificates. each one is listed with the method the lab used and the form the result takes on the document.

analyses reported on verve certificates of analysis, with method and reported result
analysismethodwhat it establisheshow it is reported
chromatographic purity (total)HPLC-UV/VIShow much of the material in the vial is the named compounda percentage, with ±0.18% stated measurement uncertainty
quantityHPLC-UV/VIShow many milligrams the vial holds against the labelled fillmg per vial — one line per component on a blend
endotoxinsLALbacterial endotoxin load in the portion of sample testedpass / fail against <5.00 EU/mg
sterilityUSP <71>whether anything grows when the sample is culturedno growth detected, or pending while the culture is still running

the analyses run for a given lot are the ones listed on that lot's certificate — open the document and read the table. a certificate of analysis reflects the composition and purity of a specific lot at the time of testing and does not guarantee results in any research application.

who tests verve peptides?

verve third-party testing arrangement
testing labVanguard Laboratory — olympia, washington
accreditationiso 17025:2017 · a2la #6377.01.01
relationshipindependent third party. verve does not own the lab and does not run the assays.
scope of a reportone production lot. the report relates only to the portion of sample tested.
what identifies a lotthe lot number printed on the vial, matching the lot number on the certificate.
published purity96.38%–99.80% chromatographic purity across the 14 current reports
how it is publishedall 14 reports, as the original signed pdf — no summary, no retype.

how do i find the COA for my batch?

read the lot number printed on the vial, find the same number in the column below, and open that certificate.

14 batches · tested by Vanguard Laboratory · Jun 26, 2026

verve certificate of analysis library — batch code, purity, fill and lab per product
productbatch codepurityfilllabCOA
GLP-3R354830399.80%10 mgVanguard Laboratory
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GLP-2T354844199.80%10 mgVanguard Laboratory
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KLOW354859799.50%50/10/10/10 mgVanguard Laboratory
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GLOW354847799.50%50/10/10 mgVanguard Laboratory
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MOTS-C354824999.11%20 mgVanguard Laboratory
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CJC-1295 No DAC / Ipamorelin354852599.03%10/10 mgVanguard Laboratory
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WOLVERINE (BPC-157 + TB-500)354851399.80%10/10 mgVanguard Laboratory
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BPC-157354808799.02%5 mgVanguard Laboratory
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Tesamorelin354842399.03%5 mgVanguard Laboratory
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NAD+354863996.38%1000 mgVanguard Laboratory
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Semax354832199.14%10 mgVanguard Laboratory
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Selank354831599.80%10 mgVanguard Laboratory
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GHK-Cu354817199.80%100 mgVanguard Laboratory
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Ipamorelin354818999.24%10 mgVanguard Laboratory
view certificate

the batch code is printed on your vial. more batches publish here as they clear the lab.

third-party testing questions.

is verve third-party tested?

third-party tested means an independent laboratory that verve does not own analyses each production lot and issues the report. verve lots are analysed by vanguard laboratory, an iso 17025:2017 accredited lab (a2la #6377.01.01), and the resulting certificate of analysis is published in full, matched to the lot code printed on the vial.

who tests verve peptides?

vanguard laboratory in olympia, washington — iso 17025:2017 · a2la #6377.01.01. verve does not own the lab and does not run the assays; the lab issues the certificate and verve publishes it unedited.

what purity do verve peptides test at?

chromatographic purity across the 14 currently published reports runs 96.38% to 99.80%, measured by hplc-uv/vis with a stated ±0.18% measurement uncertainty. each certificate carries the figure for its own lot.

how do i match my vial to its certificate?

the lot number is printed on the vial. find the same lot number in the coa library and open that certificate — it is the report for the exact lot in your hand, not a representative sample.

does a certificate of analysis guarantee results?

a certificate of analysis reflects the composition and purity of a specific lot at the time of testing and does not guarantee results in any research application.

proper handling guidelines.

storage requirements

  • store lyophilized peptides at -20°C for long-term stability
  • refrigerate at 2-8°C for short-term storage (up to 4 weeks)
  • protect from light and moisture
  • avoid repeated freeze-thaw cycles
  • keep sealed until ready for laboratory use

handling precautions

  • use appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE)
  • handle in a clean laboratory environment
  • follow standard laboratory safety protocols
  • avoid contamination with skin oils or foreign materials
  • dispose of materials according to laboratory guidelines

quality verification

  • review the certificate of analysis (COA) for each batch
  • verify identity and purity via HPLC results (99%+)
  • read the chromatogram the purity figure was integrated from
  • check the reported quantity against the fill stated on the vial
  • confirm the batch number matches the supplied COA
  • report any quality concerns to support@verveee.us

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