Sample identity
Check the name and presentation described. The name identifies what was submitted for testing; review it together with the batch, rather than on its own.
LIBRARY / DOCUMENTATION
How to read a
certificate of analysis.
Understand what was tested, which batch it relates to, and how to interpret the laboratory’s reported findings. One document, step by step.
Explore the certificate↘Explore PeptiJournal ↗A COA describes sample test results. It is not authorization for human or veterinary use.
HP / COA↗
ANALYTICAL DOCUMENTATION
CERTIFICATE
OF ANALYSIS
HONDURAS PÉPTIDOS01 — 06
Illustrative diagram · not a real certificate
ANATOMY OF A COA
Select a point to explore it
TRACEABILITY FIRST
The batch connects the vial
to the document.
Before looking at a percentage, compare the batch identification on the label with the report. Matching compound names alone is not enough.
VIAL LABELLOT / BATCH
↔CERTIFICATELOT / BATCH
✓SAME BATCH
If the batches do not match, request the corresponding document before attributing those results to the vial.
READ IN CONTEXT
What a percentage
does not tell you.
Purity ≠ content
A percentage and an amount in mg describe different characteristics. Review the test used for each.
Purity ≠ sterility
Do not assume characteristics absent from the report were evaluated. Look for the specific test and its result.
Results have a scope
The data relate to the sample and reported tests. They do not independently establish safety, effectiveness, or suitability for human use.
CHECKLIST
Before closing the PDF
A quick checklist for a more informed review.
0 / 4 points reviewedREAD THE COMPLETE DOCUMENT
From diagram to original COA.
Open the certificates available on the website and apply these six points. PDFs remain as issued by the laboratory.