IGF-1 LR3 1mg
Results publish here as soon as outside testing clears — the full Certificate of Analysis, with batch number, HPLC purity, quantified content and the signed report. No placeholder numbers, ever.
Transparency First
Certificates of Analysis
Batches are tested by Janoshik Analytical, an independent third-party laboratory — Lux BioPure does not test its own products. Each published certificate reports the batch's measured HPLC purity and its quantified peptide content, and carries a verification link you can check on the laboratory's own site.
Products whose results are not back yet are listed as awaiting test results — never a placeholder number.
For the aggregate view — products tested, batch count, and average and minimum purity across every batch — see the Independent Purity Report.
Current Batch Results
Semaglutide 10mg
Results publish here as soon as outside testing clears — the full Certificate of Analysis, with batch number, HPLC purity, quantified content and the signed report. No placeholder numbers, ever.
Tirzepatide 10mg
Results publish here as soon as outside testing clears — the full Certificate of Analysis, with batch number, HPLC purity, quantified content and the signed report. No placeholder numbers, ever.
Retatrutide 10mg
Results publish here as soon as outside testing clears — the full Certificate of Analysis, with batch number, HPLC purity, quantified content and the signed report. No placeholder numbers, ever.
Metabolic Trio
Results publish here as soon as outside testing clears — the full Certificate of Analysis, with batch number, HPLC purity, quantified content and the signed report. No placeholder numbers, ever.
BPC-157 5mg
Results publish here as soon as outside testing clears — the full Certificate of Analysis, with batch number, HPLC purity, quantified content and the signed report. No placeholder numbers, ever.
TB-500 5mg
Results publish here as soon as outside testing clears — the full Certificate of Analysis, with batch number, HPLC purity, quantified content and the signed report. No placeholder numbers, ever.
CJC-1295 DAC
Results publish here as soon as outside testing clears — the full Certificate of Analysis, with batch number, HPLC purity, quantified content and the signed report. No placeholder numbers, ever.
Semax
Results publish here as soon as outside testing clears — the full Certificate of Analysis, with batch number, HPLC purity, quantified content and the signed report. No placeholder numbers, ever.
Bacteriostatic Water
Results publish here as soon as outside testing clears — the full Certificate of Analysis, with batch number, HPLC purity, quantified content and the signed report. No placeholder numbers, ever.
How We Test Every Batch
All testing is performed by an independent third-party analytical laboratory. Lux BioPure does not perform in-house testing. The steps below are exactly what the certificates on this page document — nothing is listed here that a published report does not report.
- Blind Sample Submission
A vial from the batch goes to Janoshik Analytical as a blind sample — the lab is asked which compound is present, not told.
- HPLC Purity
Reverse-phase chromatography separates the sample; the certificate reports the resulting purity as a measured percentage.
- Quantified Content
The same analysis quantifies how much peptide the vial actually holds, reported on the certificate in milligrams.
- Signed Report & Verification
Janoshik issues the signed report with its own task number and a unique verification link. We archive that report page and a photo of the vial tested.
How to Read a COA
Open any report above and you get a Janoshik Analytical test report. These are the fields it carries, top to bottom:
- Task number — the laboratory’s own reference for the analysis
- Date testing was ordered, and the date the sample was received
- Client, sample name and manufacturer
- Batch number
- Tests requested — including the blind identity panel
- Results: the identified compound’s content, in milligrams
- Results: purity, as a measured percentage
- Any comments the laboratory recorded on the sample
- Date the analysis was conducted, and the laboratory’s signature
- A verification link with a unique key, checkable on the lab’s own site
Two things are worth knowing about that document. HPLC measures purity, so it shows what the detector picks up at the test wavelength. It does not catch every possible contaminant. And the reported content in milligrams carries the 5–15% margin of error inherent to quantifying a lyophilized peptide.
For the wider framework — how to judge a certificate from any supplier, and the red flags worth checking for — see Understanding a Peptide Certificate of Analysis.
Request a Specific COA
Need a COA for a batch not listed here? Email [email protected] with your order number and batch ID. We respond within one business day.